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Guns of Face/Off: Good Guy/Bad Guy Pews
Face/Off is one of those movies you really have to see to believe, not to mention understand. Some great guns show up in the film. Check 'em out!
Guns of The Quick and the Dead
The Quick and the Dead is a fantastic gunfighter movie that doesn't get nearly the attention it deserves. It's full of stars such as Gene Hackman, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Sharon Stone, with an excellent storyline that truly delivers throughout the show, and with cool guns, too. We've chosen our top five favorite firearms of the Quick and the Dead to share with you.
Hunting With The AR-15: Good or Bad?
Hunting with an AR-15 can be a great option if you understand the limitations of the gun. Let's talk about the pros and cons, and how the AR compares to a bolt action for hunting.
National Coastguard Day: What They Do and The Guns They Carry
Today is National Coastguard Day. Take just a moment to remember and thank those who serve in the United States Coast Guard. They have a unique story that most people don't know about. Let’s look at who they are, what they do, and the guns they carry.
Ruger’s Purchase of Marlin: Saving An American Company
Some companies decline in quality, value, and craftsmanship when they are bought out by larger companies. But Ruger has given new life to the legendary company.
Wild West Lawmen & Their Guns of Choice
What weapons did Wild West lawmen use? Let’s take a quick look at the guns that the Earp brothers, Bat Masterson, Bill Tilghman, Bass Reeves, and "Heck" Thomas used on duty.
Gunmagopedia: 45-70 Government
The 45-70 Government is perhaps best known as the cartridge of lever guns, cowboys, and lawmen. It's also a relevant round in modern times, which is why we're diving into its history and use. Here's how the 45-70 Gov't came into being and evolved and why we think it's here to stay.
The LVAW: JSOC’s Micro Sized Blaster
The LVAW isn’t your everyday, average service rifle but a precision instrument designed for specific missions. It’s often unclear where, why, or how the gun is used, but like many tools, it’s versatile.
The Magnificent Seven is a classic for a reason, and it's not just thanks to a solid storyline or stellar actors. It also has some fun gun tricks and serious firepower.
Guns of Scarface: Not So Little Friends
The 1983 movie Scarface might have come out in 1983, but it has tons of fantastic firepower. We've put together five of our favorites.