Daily Archives: Jun 28, 2026

What keeps a 1990s-era carrier fighter central to naval aviation in 2026? The answer is less about nostalgia than about engineering choices that let one aircraft keep absorbing new missions, new sensors, and new software while the Navy waits for its next-generation replacement. The F/A-18E/F Super Hornet was supposed...

Ammunition rules at American shooting ranges no longer read like casual house preferences. In 2026, many of them reflect the same kind of hard limits found in engineered facilities: what the trap can absorb, what the air system can handle, and what the operator can defend to insurers and...

Cartridge fashion changes faster than field results. New headstamps promise flatter trajectories, sleeker bullets, and fresh bragging rights, yet a lot of hunters still carry rifles built around older ideas that solve the real problem: placing a dependable bullet well without taking a beating from recoil and blast. That is...