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Hawk’s Eye Guns
We love to: shoot for sport, collect, rescue, and repair, firearms. Sadly, there are very few places that focus on these simple yet enjoyable things. This site and accompanying podcast were created in answer to combat the scarcity of the joy of shooting.
Latest Podcasts
Sean and Jake take a look at the current state of the rules and what we think is happening and what needs to happen with …
Podcast 91: This time on the cast Sean completes his Glock 19 conversion kit and Jake only has one Sig p365 left! We also get …
We go back to a core principle of why the cast was started in the first place this time out and talk about target shooting …
This week on the show Sean gives the rundown on Jake’s recently transferred p30sk, Jake sells a gun and gets a job offer and we …
Sean finally lands a Beretta Cheetah and is over the moon about it! Then Jake comes up with a brainchild and swaps the 92fs Sean …
Sean takes the family out to do some target shooting and winds up selling his mom a shotgun – it was a weird day. Meanwhile …
Sean can’t shoot great this week and Bwana ate it up. Join us as we cover that, our chase of the newest guns to hit …
Jake and Sean talk a bit about their current favorites and current trends in the market.
Featured Blog Posts
I have a particular weakness for old shotguns. Not just because I find them beautiful, I do, but I also feel the need to rescue every one of them I come across. It is even more so in the case of old Ithaca’s.
Admittedly it’s not that they are particularly …
I have a favorite knife. It’s a simple enough statement but one that proved to be a little annoying for me of late. My knife is one that 3 people had their hands in making.
Here’s the deal, in my hometown my father lived next to a blacksmith, Paul. He loved …
Almost a year ago to the day I traded some work for an Ithaca Model 51 Featherlight autoloading shotgun. It rapidly became one of, if not my outright favorite, shotgun to bust clays with. It’s soft on the shoulder, with a high comb, a nice ventilated barrel, double beaded sight, …
The trigger pull on the Savage Axis I recently acquired was a bit on the stiff side. Not horrible mind you but just shy of 6lbs was a bit a little more than I wanted to deal with for target shooting. Since that was the primary reason I bought the …