Best PCCs of the 21st Century: KelTec Sub 2000
Pistol caliber carbines come and go like the changing of the seasons, but shooters continue to go back to the KelTec Sub 2000. It’s been over twenty years since this folding pistol caliber carbine went into production and KelTec can rightfully be accused of putting out forward-thinking designs. The Sub 2000 is one exceptional product […]
Best PCCs of the 21st Century: Grand Power Stribog
When paired with a pistol brace, the Grand Power Stribog can make for an excellent pistol caliber carbine.
Private Gun Sales: Are They Worth the Risk?
There are benefits to private gun sales but a few impediments you must take into account. Here are some pros and cons to consider.
Arex Delta Gen. 2: Some Break-in Required
The new Arex Delta Gen. 2 has started to hit the shelves and Jeremy got an example to test for us. Here are the results.
Sig Sauer P365X Macro: Just the Grip Module Please!
Jeremy Stone takes the Sig P365X Macro out to the range. How does it compare to the XL? And what happens if you combine the two? Let's find out!
First Time Gun Owners: Critical Do’s and Dont’s
You're a new gun owner. Congrats! Buying a gun is the 1st step into a new life with much to learn. Here are 5 critical Do's and Don'ts as a new gun owner.
The Mossberg 590 410: A Pint-Sized Persuader
The Mossberg 590 Persuader 410 has the feel and trim appearance of a youth shotgun, but it is built for more serious use. Is it a good option for the everyday home defender?
The Problem with the Ruger LC Carbine
The new Ruger LC Carbine has a lot of potential and serves as an obvious follow-up to the Ruger-57. So what's the problem?
First Look: The Springfield 1911 DS Prodigy
Aside from being not-so-lefty friendly, the Springfield Prodigy has a lot going for it by melding wanted features into a time-proven design. Jeremy takes it out to the range to give us a first look.
Ruger LCP Max 380: The Pocket Pistol Redefined
Think of the Ruger LCP Max as a slightly overweight version of its predecessors and you might not be far off. But the Max does incorporate a few features of its own.