The AK-63D and Bulgarian Magazines: A Winning Combination
It looks just like an AK-47, and it basically is. A few years ago, Century Arms began importing parts kits from Hungary to assemble the Hungarian AK-63D, which is that country's version of the AK-47. The particular rifle being evaluated today has an underfolding, metal stock.
1791 Gunleather Belt — High Quality?
At the core of any reliably and comfortable concealed carry system is the belt. The 1791 Gunleather belt offers excellent support at a great price.
When the Smoke Clears: How Old Battlefields Inspired the Invention of Smokeless Powder
Modern gunpowder has come along way. While modern smokeless powder may be used for hunting and recreation, it was inspired by the battlefield.
Federal Hydra-Shok 147-Grain Personal Defense Ammo
Is Federal Hydra-Shok as technologically advanced as some of the other, more modern rounds on the market? Not exactly. Can it still hold its own as a viable defensive round in today's world? You betcha!
ZRO Delta Modulus: Modular Pistol System
I'll be totally honest - when my family member bought this pistol, I'd never heard of ZRO Delta, and I thought it was going to be a low-quality pistol built by a fly-by-night company. But I have to say, it is a quality pistol that is reliable, and about as accurate as any Glock pistol that I've fired. It seems to do Glock about as well as Glock does Glock. Let's say that I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this pistol, and the more I shot it, the more highly I thought of it.
Colt Vs. Ruger: Who Makes A Better .22 Pistol?
Most of us have heard of Colt and Ruger. Both names have become synonymous with quality and reliability. But, when taken head-to-head, does one company's .22 offering outperform the other? Let's take a look.
SAO vs DAO (single action only vs double action only) handguns have unique advantages and disadvantages to each of them. Let's discuss the pros and cons of each.
The M1 Carbine: Is It Still Viable?
Over six million M1 Carbines were produced during World War II. It was originally designed to serve as a light, shoulder-fired weapon that was more than the 1911 pistol, but lighter than the M1 Garand. Today it would be referred to as a PDW (Personal Defensive Weapon). It was issued to drivers, clerks, cooks, mortar and artillery men, and paratroopers. Any troops who needed a light, shoulder-fired weapon. To that end, it succeeded perfectly. But it begs the question: Is the M1 Carbine still a viable defensive weapon in our current times? Join us as we take a look to see if this old design is still relevant in 2024.
Maxpedition Mongo Versipack: Monstrously Mammoth Manbag!
The Maxpedition Mongo Versipack is a versatile and durable bag with limitless uses. Furthermore, it does all this without being bulky, cumbersome, or breaking the bank.
HK USP Compact Vs. Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro
Is it fair to compare the HK USP Compact to the Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro? After all, the USP Compact was introduced in 1996, and the Hellcat Pro was only recently introduced and is fairly new on the market.