What magazines are you reading? gun related.

I occasionally pick up a copy of Handloader if it's got something of interest, but in general, I don't read gun rags.

Ty

Small Arms Review
SAR website

I read SWAT and Guns & Weapons for Law Enforcement. Occasionally, other magazines if an article instrest me.

I subscribe to Handloader. I usually pick up a copy of Peterson's Hunting and sometimes Rifles or Rifle Shooter. My wife and I are both NRA, so one of us gets American Rifleman, the other American Hunter. But I'm thinking about asking the NRA to just put the money to better use rather than sending us magazines we never read. It seems like both magazines are just plum full of "preaching to the choir" articles.

Women & Gunswww.womenshooters.com

Concealed Carry Magazine

NRA's Women's Outlook

NRA's America's 1st Freedom

SWAT

I read others, notably American Handgunner, but the ones above are the ones I read every month.

pax

RIFLE
HANDLOADER
AMERICAN HANDGUNNER
GUNS (when they have articles of interest)
SOLDIER OF FORTUNE (more for news info and investigative reports rather than guns)

I buy Gun Tests (subscription), and Shotgun News (occasionally)
When I get to spend some time at the library or Barnes and Noble I'll read Swat, Small Arms Review, Gun List, and any of the articles in the Peterson Publications that interest me.

I don't get any.

Field and Stream and Outdoor Life - which I'm noticing are pretty much the same thing, so I'm going to let my subscription run out - although I may keep OL for Patrick McManus's articles.

Gun tests - will keep that current.

North American Hunter
American Rifleman

Shotgun News (which seems to be trying to re-brand itself as SGN) is pretty much it. I mainly read the historical and technical articles, and scan the ads. The articles about the latest techno-tactical-gee-whiz stuff generally get skipped or skimmed.

American Handgunner.

Small Arms Review
Handloader
Varmint Hunter
Shotgun News

Those are subscriptions.
I do get The American Rifleman which I seldom read.
I sometimes pick something else up if it catches my eye. I mainly buy other gun magazines for the ads.

Well I read American Rifleman and G&A. I hope most people here are a member of the NRA and read one of the 3 magazines they offer with membership.

I read Shotgun News and Guns & Ammo.

I don't subscribe to any of the gun rags. Too much nonsense and pseudoscience.

American Rifleman
Cowboy Chronicle

Used to subscribe to Shotgun News and Guns and Ammo.

Now I just pick one up from the bookstore if it I thumb through it and find an interesting article or two.

I get Shotgun News every once in a while - and sometimes a friend gives me his issues (he subscribes) after he's looked through them for 10 minutes...which is about what I get from them.

I used to pick up the occasional random rag, but I mostly avoid them now because of the biased pap that is usually in all of them. The main reason I avoid them is because most of the articles are hand-jobs to whatever brand is being written about (assuming the advertise of course...) and most of the stuff they review will never even be available to me because I am not apart of the G*d given nobility...I am but a mere serf.

I get SWAT and Small Arms Review. Everything is else is read at the bookstore or a hand me down.

Small Arms Review and American Rifleman for me. SAR has stuff that is simply too politically incorrect for the Elmer Fudd magazines.

American Rifleman
Guns and Weapons for Law Enforcement (just subscribed)
Other gun mags at Barnes and Noble if there is an article that interests me.
My main grip with the gun rags is that I never see any negative info about a gun they are reviewing, I realize that gun ads pay their bills, but.......

American Rifleman
Free Hunters
The other NRA hunting mag

Y'know, it continually amazes me that guys who get all their news & gun industry information from anonymous strangers on the internet would sneer at gun magazines.

The magazines, at least, are written by people with names. And the writers' livelihoods depend on telling the truth, or at least enough of it to sell the next article.

(And for those who don't get my point yet, here's some stunning newshttp://www.theodoregray.com/PeriodicTable/TheOnion/FactualErrorFound.html from The Onion!)

pax

Did you know the word "gullible" isn't in the dictionary?