The Ruger LCP Max: A Tiny Terror?
At the time of this writing, the LCP Max can be found in gun shops in the high $300 range. I think this one's worth checking out.
Rifle Bipods: Endlessly Elevated Elation
Can a bipod really make a difference in your ability to shoot accurately and consistently? Join us as we see whether or not they are actually useful, or just a gimmick.
I'll come clean and admit that I'm somewhat of a watch junky. Which is to say, I have several watches that I really love and think the world of. As such, I've put together a list of my favorite tactical watches currently on the market.
AR-15 Magazines From ASC and Strike Industries: How Do They Stack Up?
Let's take a look at two trusted and well-known budget AR-15 magazines currently on the market and discuss how they perform.
Alien Gear ShapeShift Appendix Holster: Out Of This World?
As far as the value for the money, the Alien Gear ShapeShift appendix holster is a good buy at $62.99 from GunMagWarehouse. It's not the cheapest holster you can buy, but it's one of the highest quality, and for the money, it's a great value.
Stock Options: BCM SOPMOD Mod 0 Stock
Bravo Company has long produced reliable and durable AR products. The BCM SOPMOD Mod 0 Gunfighter rifle stock is no different and, for the price. Here's why this is a favorite to add to your next AR build.
Comparing the Ruger American Predator, Remington 700, and Marlin 336 Rifle
Some might say comparing these three rifles is apples-to-oranges. Is there a place in everybody's battery for a bolt action and lever action? Let's have a look! We'll check out the pros and cons of each rifle to see where each one shines.
Vortex Crossfire II 4-12x44mm Rifle Scope: A Hidden Gem
The Vortex Crossfire II is a great entry-level rifle scope that promises both quality and affordability, making it a must-have for any mid-range hunter or bolt gun enthusiast.
Why Manned Ranges Don’t Allow Rapid Fire
Many manned ranges don't allow rapid fire. Why? Obviously, it's out of an abundance of caution and safety, but it makes it impossible for many of us to engage in practical, real-world training.
Nosler ASP 9mm Ammunition: An ASPiring Winner?
Back in 1946, John Amos Nosler was hunting moose in British Columbia. He became frustrated because the bullets he was using did not penetrate deeply enough to quickly kill the moose he was hunting. The bullets he was using had a jacket that completely covered the base of the bullet, leaving the lead at the […]