Reviews
Blackhawk Range Bag & Bag Contents: A Review
A good, sturdy, and properly stocked range bag can save a shooter a ton of headaches and make trips to the range far more trouble-free and enjoyable. The Blackhawk range bag is an excellent choice for the budget-minded shooter.
The Extar EP9 Pistol Caliber Carbine: Extreme Budget Gun
The Extar EP-9 proved to be a fairly well-made, easy-shooting, and reliable weapon. It has some quirks, but overall, I think it’s going to be tough to find a better semi-auto carbine for $500.
Remington R1 Longslide Hunter Review
If you're looking for a well-made hunting handgun, the Remington R1 Longslide Hunter might be just what you need. And really, this gun makes a fantastic addition to any gun collection thanks to its precision and reliable function. Of all the R1s Remington produced over the years, the R1 Longslide Hunter might be their best.
Nexbelt Rogue EDC Belt: You Can’t Go Wrong With This One
I don't think you can go wrong with the Nexbelt Rogue. It's perfect for everyday wear with your casual outfits, and it also goes well with slacks and a loose sweater or blazer for semi-casual wear.
Throwing Weight: Comparing 77 grain .223 Factory Ammo
The popular 1:7 twist of modern AR barrels is ideal for stabilizing heavier rounds. Manufacturers are expanding available factory 77-grain offerings, but will some perform better than others?
Chiappa M1-9: A WWII Clone in 9mm
Did you like the old school M1 carbine famously used by paratroopers in WWII? I did, which is why I noticed the Chiappa Firearms M1-9 Carbine.
The Streamlight TLR-7 Sub: Concealable Illumination
If you’re looking for a light to upgrade your subcompact, maybe give the Streamlight TLR-7 Sub a look. It might be just the thing.
Hornady Critical Defense .38 Special 110 Grain Defensive Ammo: A Good Diet For The Snubby?
Hornady has a winner with their Critical Defense .38 Special 110 grain load. It boasts light recoil and has ample performance.
The P365 Macro and Hellcat Pro are big micro-compacts. What Sig and Springfield have done is changing the way people think about EDC. So how do these two stack up? They're surprisingly similar.
A Review of the Henry Big Boy Revolver
I love the overall look and feel of this revolver. The heavily polished blued steel frame and cylinder are perfectly set with the brass trigger guard and grip frame. Overall, the look and feel capture a piece of American history while providing a smoothly functioning double-action revolver.