Jerry Miculek on the S&W Model 327 Revolver: “If You Could Only Have One…”
When Jerry Miculek says that if you could only have one revolver, and it’s the only one you can ever have, but you have to carry it often and a lot…well, many of us would be interested in what came next. Wait no longer. Jerry says that, in his opinion, it would be a Smith […]
SHOT Show 2022: New Guns, Accessories, and Training
Can't make it to SHOT Show 2022? Here's a quick look at the new guns, accessories, and training aids. The list is growing so check in often!
The Winchester 1897 Trench Gun — How Not to Get Scammed
YouTube’s Judge Roy Bean, who owns an authentic Winchester 1897 trench gun, has pointers on how to spot fakes and how to tell if it’s a WWI or WWII gun.
Smith and Wesson’s CSX Home Run – Ava Flanell
How does the new Smith & Wesson CSX compare? to the Shield Plus. Here's what Ava Flannel has to say about it.
S&W CSX Adds a New Dimension: Olde English Outfitters
Aimed squarely at the concealed carry crowd, the Smith & Wesson CSX looks to challenge the Sig P365XL and the Glock 48X for market share.
Down the Rabbit Hole of Precision Rifle Shooting
Jeremy and Steve recently hit the Precision Rifle Series Championship in New Mexico. Here's a little of what they did, saw, and think.
Steampunk Coolness: The 1896 Bittner Ring Pistol
I’m too old to have been caught up in the Steampunk thing. I don’t know whether it’s a fad, a game, a trend, a hobby, a cosplay thing…maybe all of those? Whatever. But some of that stuff is, admittedly, pretty sweet looking. And I like how some of it is based on actual historical devices, […]
The New Ruger Wrangler Birdshead Single Action in .22 LR
Ruger introduced the SA Wrangler .22 LR Revolver a couple years ago and it’s been a great success. What's new about this newest Ruger Wrangler? Find out.
The Bren Ten: A Historical Failure
Sometimes, even a quality, well-designed (mostly) product will fail. It happens all the time and can be for any number of reasons. Such was the case with the Bren Ten pistol, as explained to us by none other than Larry Vickers. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, a California company called Dornaus and Dixon […]
The Eastern Airlines Colt Anti-Hijacker Revolver
Hijacking airliners was like an international sport in the 1960s and early 1970s. Political activists, criminals, folk legends (looking at YOU, D.B. Cooper, wherever you are), and more than a few psychos tried their hand at knocking over airplanes to further whatever goal they had in their twisted little minds. It never ended well, but […]