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Bryce Towsley

Bryce Towsley

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President, The Outside Connection, Inc.

Glens Falls

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  • An Official Journal Of The NRA | IMNHO: From DIY to OMG

    By Bryce Towsley| Shooting Illustrated Verified Done the right way, improvements you make to your handgun can make it look and shoot better. Done wrong, well ... It’s human nature to try and improve our shootin’ irons. We gun folk love to modify them to be better and more accurate. In some respects, it is what advances the program. Otherwise, we would all still be using matchlocks. I am sure that some handegonne bro back in the mid-1500s decided that was not the best approach and he “improved” his gun by changing it to a snaphance.

    By Bryce Towsley · Shooting Illustrated

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • An Official Journal Of The NRA | Know How: Walking-Up Winter Rabbits

    By Bryce Towsley| American Hunter Verified My uncle was building a new house deep in the woods and my dad was spending weekends doing the plumbing. So, the Stack twins, their dog and I tagged with him one cold Saturday to see what adventures we could find there. There were brush piles all around the place left from clearing the land. My dad had told me to jump on them if I wanted to see a rabbit.

    By Bryce Towsley · American Hunter

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • An Official Journal Of The NRA | IMNHO: From DIY to OMG

    By Bryce Towsley| Shooting Illustrated Verified Done the right way, improvements you make to your handgun can make it look and shoot better. Done wrong, well ... It’s human nature to try and improve our shootin’ irons. We gun folk love to modify them to be better and more accurate. In some respects, it is what advances the program. Otherwise, we would all still be using matchlocks. I am sure that some handegonne bro back in the mid-1500s decided that was not the best approach and he “improved” his gun by changing it to a snaphance.

    By Bryce Towsley · Shooting Illustrated

    Apr. 14, 2025

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