The 1903 Webley Fosbery: An “Automatic” Revolver?
Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons got his hands on a historic Webley revolver variant and gives us the lowdown.
Jerry Miculek Says Never Do This with Your Revolver…
What happens when you use your revolver incorrectly? Do we really want to find out? Here are some things Jerry Miculek says not to do.
Revolvers are outdated. If you’re offended by that statement, please vent your frustration in the comments and change my mind. I mean, you’d do that anyhow, but it’s nice to have permission. But before you get all fired up, read a little further. They might be outdated in terms of capacity and, to a lesser […]
Ever take the time to listen to your gun? I don’t mean the loud “bang” that we protect our ears from. I mean paying attention to its operation.
The Virginia Election: A Little History on How Gun Owners Fought Back
Last week’s election in Virginia was a seismic event, but why were those results so significant for gun owners? You'll want to read this.
The Dreaded “Click:” What Now? — Tap Rack Bang
What causes Failure to Fire and how can you resolve it? The Tap Rack Bang drill. Here's how it works, and some other good advice too.
AR-15 Stovepipe Drill: You May be Doing it Wrong
Did you know that one of the common methods for running a stovepipe drill is actually...wrong? Here's a better way to prepare for a real FTE.
Take Notice: Taran Butler on the Sig MPX 9mm Competition PCC
When Taran Butler talks about a competition gun, it’s a big deal. Watch his review of the Sig MPX 9mm PCC, or as he calls it, "a sewing machine of shreddingness".
The Rare Breed FRT-15 Trigger: What is It and How Does it Work?
You probably heard of the Rare Breed FRT-15 trigger and the company’s coming fight with the Feds. Here's a closer look at the trigger.
Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22 Pistol: Great Fun and a Great Training Tool
ARs in .22 LR are nothing new, but many don’t have fully functional controls, so they don’t help much with mechanics and muscle memory. Not so the M&P 15-22 pistol.