The Strike Industries Sig Sauer P320 Modular Chassis
Our own Jeremy Stone had a chance to field test the Strike Modular Chassis for the Sig Sauer P320 pistol. Here's how it went.
Top 5 Tactical Rifles That AREN’T AR-15s
The AR was not the first nor the last tactical rifle on the market. There are other options out there that are proven, reliable, and available. Here are five tactical rifles that aren't an AR-15.
Federal Punch 22LR: The Best 22 Defense Load?
There are a few excellent 22 LR loads out there, but the Federal Punch load is the one that punches well above its weight.
The .38 Special cartridge has been winning competitions and putting down bad guys for over 120 years. Let's explore the cartridge's history and ballistics.
The Ruger Single Six Revolver: A Biased and Unfair Review
In my humble opinion, the Single Six family is still one of the best rimfire handguns in production. Follow along, have a laugh, and maybe learn a little something with my completely biased and unfair review.
Magazine Material: Does Construction Matter?
Steel, aluminum, polymer, each type of magazine has its advantages and disadvantages. Follow along as we explore magazine material construction and why it matters.
Green Ammo: Ecofriendly Alternatives
Until a few short years ago, most ammunition was lead-based. Fortunately, there are a variety of lead-free eco-friendly alternatives you can try to minimize the risk to yourself and the environment. Follow along as we explore the pros and cons of green ammo.
Ammo Test: Hornady Critical Defense 25 ACP
Hornady has expanded its Critical Defense line to include a 25 ACP 35-grain FTX load. It is an offering I was most excited to test. Let's see how it performed!
HKS vs. Safariland: Which is the Better Revolver Speedloader?
There are several ways to reload a revolver, but among the most commonly used options are the HKS and Safariland speedloaders. Let's take a closer look at how they compare.
Ammo Test: Federal American Eagle 5.7x28mm 40 Grain FMJ
The Federal American Eagle 40-grain FMJ is now among the most available and least expensive options for the 5.7 round. While the American Eagle line is generally regarded as Federal's plinking and training load line, the 5.7 was originally designed around a 40-grain nonexpanding projectile as well. Given how available the round is, I got to wondering how it would perform visually.