The Mossberg Shockwave: Is It A Real Defensive Tool?
The Mossberg Shockwave is more than just a neat range toy. It fulfills a few niche purposes when handled wisely. Try one out... if you dare.
Bulldog Cases Deluxe Satchel Go Bag
Today, we'll take a look at the Bulldog Cases Deluxe Satchel Go Bag. Is it useful, and is it worth the money? We're going to let you know!
Armalite’s AR-10: An Oldie But Goodie
You've heard of the AR-15, but what about it's big brother, the AR-10? Let's dig into it's history, design, and relevance in modern times.
Howitzer Artillery: The Time-Tested American Artillery Piece
Throughout history, artillery (including the howitzer) has undergone drastic changes, with the earliest models being unrecognizable compared to the pieces of today.
Shield Sights SMSc: Features, Advantages, and Performance
Is the Shield Sights SMSc a quality, durable red dot sight (RDS)? We've been able to put it through the paces. Read on for details about the optic's features and how it performed.
Smith & Wesson’s Model 29: Dirty Harry’s Choice!
The Smith & Wesson Model 29 is still in production to this day. For a firearm to be in constant production since the 1950s says quite a bit about it. And it's still in relative demand, which at least partly owes to its "Dirty Harry" fame of so many years ago.
The Glock 34: 9mm Tack Driver!
If I was on a Hostage Rescue Team and they issued me a Glock 34 as an HRT pistol, I'd be fine with it because I know it would get the job done every single time, without fail. And that's what it's all about, isn't it?
Carry Positions: What Kind, Which One, How Many?
Concealed carry involves more than just having the gun. You also need to choose a carry position and holster. Here's a quick look at the options.
Can Old Dinosaurs Learn To Use Pistol Optics?
Is it realistic for old shooters, dinosaurs that we are, to learn to use pistol optics? Sure, without a doubt. Let's talk about the challenges, the learning curve, and some tips and tricks.
The Importance of Ventilation for Indoor Ranges
For indoor firing ranges, ventilation isn't just an afterthought. It plays a critical part in maintaining a safe, breathable environment for shooters.