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Top 5 Calibers You Should Own

We’ve selected our top 5 purpose-driven calibers that all gun owners can benefit from owning. We’re going to run through the list and explain why these calibers should be in your gun safe—some you’ll see coming, but we have a few surprises along the way.

Helldivers 2: Seven Guns That Need to Be In Your Next Drop

Released in February 2024, Helldivers 2 has absolutely taken over gaming. The sequel to the top-down shooter from years ago was a surprise hit. The original game was a run multiplayer romp, but it didn't make a huge splash. The sequel completely revamped the game and provided us with a four-player cooperative multiplayer shooter with a third-person perspective and very addictive gameplay.

Ruger Expands the Ruger American Rifle Gen II Lineup

At SHOT Show 2024, Ruger rolled out an updated Generation II model. The Gen II features a fluted barrel for superior cooling between shots, an enlarged bolt handle and magazine release, a muzzle brake to reduce felt recoil, and an upgraded high comb buttstock. Now, Ruger is rolling out 18 new configurations to cover their existing lineup of their American Standard and Ranch rifles, as well as the new Predator line.

Review: Acme Machine 25-216 Flagship AM-15

We decided to put the Acme Machine 25-216 Flagship AM-15 through its paces and fill you in on how it did. Long story short, it turned out to be a great rifle for hunting, home defense, and plinking. It cycles reliably, is accurate on target, and seems like it will handle anything you throw at it.

The Rock Island Armory Budget Friendly Double-Stack M1911

For less than a grand, the RIA TAC Ultra FS HC is one helluva gun. It could be better, but it could also be a lot worse. It's surprisingly reliable with the cheapest ammo I can find. It's plenty accurate, but it is begging for a red dot optic. If you want to jump on the double stack M1911 or 2011 bandwagon, this gun makes it easy to do so. 

Top 5 1911 Iron Sights

Upgrading your sights can improve target acquisition, accuracy, and follow-up shots. We’ve put together a list of our top 5 iron sights for 1911s to make it easier for you to choose a new set for your favorite gun.

The .22 TCM: Too Hot To Stop

The .22 TCM is built to move, weighing in at 40 grains and moving at velocities of around 1,850 to 1,900 feet per second when fired from a 5-inch barrel. When you toss the .22 TCM in a rifle-length barrel, the velocity amps up to 2,800 feet per second. That's nuts for such a little round. The .22 TCM joins the ranks of rounds like the .22 Spitfire, the .221 Remington Fireball, and the oft-forgotten .224 Boz. It's light, fast, and hits with a smack.

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