weaponry

Back when Nimrod, the famous biblical hunter, as well as Methuselah, Noah and I used to pal around, small game was much more plentiful. There are many...

RICHBURG — The Winter Travel League of trapshooters from the local area continued its season Jan. 12 at the Richburg Rod & Gun Club, despite extremely...

Christmas is rushing upon us and many are wondering, perhaps panicking, about what to purchase for their loved ones who hunt and fish. I thought I mig...

It was a nasty morning. The lowering clouds seemed to press down on the earth as a gusting wind blew sleet and rain sideways. What a dark, depressing ...

I firmly believe that to really enjoy life it’s wise to plan activities you love to do for the upcoming year. The anticipation of a vacation, visit or...

The early morning stillness was suddenly broken; the thud of hooves and crunch of frosted leaves clearly heard in the still, early morning air. The co...

The trees were just beginning to silhouette clearly against the slowly lightening fall sky, their coal-black shapes etched ever sharper against the fa...

On Sept. 11, 2001, nearly 3,000 Americans died in the worst terrorist attack on our home soil. For years afterwards, terrorism dominated the news, and...

I find it hard to believe it’s early October. Archery season is here. Time is a flighty thing — sometimes things seem to take forever to happen, but l...

ALBANY — Attorney General Letitia James on Monday sent a letter to 16 ghost gun companies ordering them to cease selling semiautomatic rifle kits in N...

LEWISTON, Idaho — Nick White can talk for hours about airguns, or his preferred term, “modern pneumatic rifles,” an increasingly popular subset of hun...

OLEAN — While New York state legislators want to ban untraceable “ghost guns,” which lawmakers say are becoming more prevalent in criminal cases, law ...

HARTFORD, Conn. — Colt’s Manufacturing Co. is suspending production of rifles for the civilian market, including the popular AR-15 used in fatal mass ...

When it comes to fundraising by organizations in rural New York, gun raffles are right up there with dice runs and ham and turkey parties. But under l...

I still remember the glowing excitement I experienced as the first day of squirrel approached way back in the 1960s. All my friends and their fathers ...

Assemblyman Joseph Giglio feels the so-called “red flag law” that takes effect in New York today is too broad. It allows for extreme risk protection o...

ALBANY — New York has shot down President Trump’s plan to arm teachers. A new law signed Wednesday by Gov. Cuomo bars school districts across the stat...

FORT DRUM — U.S. Army Maj. Patrick Miller felt plenty of emotions during his promotion ceremony Wednesday at Fort Drum. Miller was grateful looking do...