Insights
Did You Know That Bridging Optics Is Bad?
Do you know why bridging optics is bad? Well, you'll know by the end of this article! Learn how not to mount optics right here.
Why didn’t the Tommy Gun live on well into the 21st century? Task & Purpose takes a look at how the Tommy Gun went down.
Handgun History: Breechloader to Striker-Fired
Handguns have seen such a fantastic evolution over the centuries. Here's a look at their development from the breechloader to striker-fired.
Art Deco Pistols – The Early Days of Semi-Auto Pistols
Early pistols predate art deco but sure encapsulate the look. Here's a round up of some fascinating early semi-auto pistols.
Did You Know — What Taurus and Sig Have In Common?
Did you know that your Taurus G3 and G2C can use Sig P226 maagzines? Well you know now, but do you know why it's important?
In the world of shotguns, it’s common to think only in gauge—12 gauge, 20 gauge—but there’s more to shotguns than big gauges. For example, a .410 Bore is, as its name suggests, not a shotgun gauge but a bore size. It may be smaller than its more commonly-used ammunition family members, but it’s proven itself […]
The FN M1922 — Old School Cool
FN took the M1910 and made it just a little bigger for the FN M1922. The idea was to create a service pistol, did they achieve their goal?
The Misunderstood Nagant M1895 Revolver
The Russian Nagant M1895 revolver is usually an afterthought, at best, when the topic of military surplus weapons comes up. But it’s a cool little gun that is surprisingly pleasant to shoot.
M855 vs M193: Mr. Guns ‘N Gear Take on It
Mr. Guns ‘N Gear (MGG henceforth) covers the pros and cons of M855 versus M193 5.56mm ammunition. There will be chronograph tests and ballistic gel tests, so buckle up. Today we talk about M855 vs M193. The M193 is a standard 5.56mm round and was the standard for decades (in fact, up until 1982) for […]
Is the Iconic Shoulder Holster Dead?
The need for side holsters goes unquestioned, but there's a lot to be said for the innovation, style and practicality of the iconic shoulder holster.