Outdoor, Survival and Army magazine

GOAST (Get Out And Shoot Target) thermal targets were developed to perform reliably even in the harsh conditions of the Nordic wilderness. Designed to save time, space, and effort on the range, they make shooting practice faster, more efficient, and more engaging. Whether you train for tactical applications or sport shooting, GOAST target systems deliver instant visual feedback that takes your practice to the next level. GOAST target systems and accessories will soon be available at Rigad. But that’s not all — the team behind the project, Parallax Combat Training Solutions, also offers unique shooting and sniper training courses in extreme Arctic conditions. Read on to learn more!

When the power goes out and the taps run dry, preparation makes all the difference. In the third installment of our 72 Hours of Self-Sufficiency series, we’ll show you how to handle lighting, cooking, hygiene, communication, and basic medical care at home during an emergency. No panic — just practical, sensible preparedness.

The new Act on Firearms and Ammunition, effective from 1 January 2026, fundamentally reshapes the system of registration, firearms authorisations, licences, and weapons classification. This article provides a clear, fact-based, and logically structured summary of the key changes, their practical impact, and the main connections relevant to firearms owners and the professional community.

Spoiled meat is not just an unpleasant accident in the kitchen – it can cause serious health complications and be dangerous for you and your family. But how can you safely recognize such meat? And what to do if you already have it in the refrigerator? This article will tell you how to distinguish healthy meat from spoiled meat, how to store meat properly and what to do with it when it's too late. This way you will avoid many inconveniences – whether it's digestive problems or food waste.