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Bear Creek Arsenal BC-201: Target Ready Rimfire on a Budget

Bear Creek Arsenal went in boldly to revive a semi-auto .17 and .22 Magnum. My take on the Bear Creek Arsenal BC 201 is not a referendum on those designs. It is Bear Creek's take on playing it safe with a base platform that is proven to be reliable and familiar to many shooters but aesthetically upgraded and accurized at a price point not much beyond what one would pay for a stock rifle. Whether you are a dedicated paper puncher or small game hunter, the BCA 201 is an option worth a look.

Rosco Manufacturing Purebred Barrels: Now in 6mm ARC

Rosco Manufacturing of Central Falls, Rhode Island, specializes in match-quality OEM barrels and complete upper receiver groups for the AR platform. Their Purebred line of 416R stainless steel barrels features an SPR profile for added heat resistance and a gas block set up for use with or without a suppressor. That line spans popular chamberings, including .223 Wylde and .300 Blackout. New for 2024 is the Purebred barrel in 6mm ARC.

The Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0: The Ultimate Carry Gun

The Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0 completely redeems my opinion of the Bodyguard .380 lineup. It's a very capable little gun that performs admirably. I'm utterly shocked, to be honest. I'm seriously considering replacing my current pocket gun with the Bodyguard. It's a bit of poetic justice that I'm strapping a Bodyguard .380 on when it was the gun that initially deterred me from pocket carry.

5 Reasons Why the Smith & Wesson 432 UC Is the Best J-Frame

I've stopped carrying an automatic daily to carry the 432 UC. It's a fantastic revolver that shoots straight, is super reliable, and easy to handle. I believe the .32 H&R Magnum is the best J-Frame cartridge on the market. The 432 UC brings that cartridge front and center and, hopefully, shines some new light on the underrated magnum cartridge.

Wet and Damp Ammo: How Much Moisture Is Too Much?

Wet ammunition can happen to anybody. How many times have you accidentally left a round or two at the bottom of your pants, only to find them again after a wash? In daily life, things like this can happen. Your everyday carry gun can be exposed to who knows how much water and perspiration. Depending on where you live and what season you are in, there is no escaping humidity, no matter how careful you are. That said, how much moisture is too much? Let's take a look.

Vehicle Tactics With Rich Graham: A Class Review

Near the end of April, I was invited to attend a Safariland event in central Florida. I was psyched. Not only was I invited to go to a series of free classes, but it was within driving distance. I excitedly said yes. As the time drew in, a dozen or so firearms writers found our way down to Deland, Florida. We trained with Rich Graham, owner and operator of Full Spectrum Warriors, a firearms training company. Rich and his family welcomed us to his facility and set us up for two days chock-full of training.

Concealed Carry Tips & Best Practices

Carrying a gun is a huge responsibility, and if you're new to it, it can be a bit overwhelming. No worries, though! We've put together a list of a few tips and tricks that will hopefully benefit new carriers and experienced ones as well. I don't claim to be a guru on the topic, but I've been carrying a handgun both on and off duty since 1990. Along the way, I've picked up a couple of tips that were often learned the hard way, while others were gained by opening my ears and my mind to the advice of others.

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