I’m With Roscoe: The New Heritage Roscoe Revolver
In a sea of rubber grips, fancy alloys, and brushed stainless finishes, there is something special about the blued finish and wood grips seen on older revolvers. If you are a fan of hardboiled detective stories and Prohibition-era coppers, or if you want something a little different from the current options out there, check out the new Heritage Roscoe.
The New Taurus 692 Executive Grade
This new revolver in Taurus's promising Executive Grade lineup is now available and has an MSRP of $1,106.99.
Straight-Wall Cartridges: Their Pros and Cons
Straight-wall rifle cartridges are the past and future of hunting ammunition in states that previously only allowed shotguns.
The First Guns To Buy: Micah and Charlie of Garand Thumb Weigh In
In a crowded field of GunTubers, Garand Thumb consistently brings high production values with every video. Although Micah and Charlie often act as comic relief to the star of the show, they are behind much of the magic as the videographers. Micah and Charlie's hardware preferences aren't normally the subject of the production, but Jeremy Stone of GMW joined them to talk shop about the first guns they think you should buy.
Hornady Critical Defense and Critical Duty Ammunition: What’s the Difference?
Some of the best testing comes from questions we ask ourselves. In my case: what is the difference between Hornady Critical Defense and Critical Duty ammo?
Budget Rifle Scope Comparison: Vortex Crossfire II vs. Sig Buckmasters
We put two scopes at similar price points up against each other: the Vortex Crossfire II and Sig Buckmasters. Do we have a favorite? Can we have a favorite? Let's find out.
Revolvers: Single Action vs Double Action
When choosing a revolver, which is better: single action vs double action? Here's a few of the pros and cons when deciding between which wheelgun type you want and what it will be used for.
TriggerTech Duty Trigger: An Economical Upgrade for Your AR-15
If you are in the market for a new AR trigger, you might consider a Rise Armament, Gisselle, or even a Timney trigger to weigh their potential advantages. But for a lower price of admission, the TriggerTech is worth a look.
Reloading for Beginners: What is Bullet Grain Weight and Why Does it Matter?
Whether you are new to shooting firearms and you run factory ammunition or are looking into getting into reloading your own rounds, knowing the grain weight of your projectile is a small but material part of shooting.
The .223 Remington as a Deer Cartridge: An Unscientific Test
Depending on who you ask, 223 Remington is viewed a deer cartridge. Others say differently. Somewhat scientifically, lets see where it falls for performance.