Firearm Reviews
The Browning SA 22: Outdated and Timeless
The Browning SA 22 gave birth to the genre of .22 rifles we know all too well today. If you want to dispatch pests, take small game, or learn and teach the fundamentals, they are hard to beat. Although the newer SA 22s are somewhat limited by optical options, the rifle is otherwise equally as capable.
FN Reflex vs Glock 43: Battle of the Guns
While I’m a big fan of Glock handguns and will always be a fan, I am leaning toward the FN Reflex as my favorite between the two. I like the look of it, the feel, and the ammo capacity. But that's just me.
HK VP9L Optics-Ready Pistol: A Love Affair
The HK VP9L OR, or Optics Ready, is an impressive package on the range and for personal defense. With the addition of a Holosun SCS, this package was impressive and worthy of some love with an in depth review.
Perfect Pairs: The Best Handgun and Rifle Pairs
It can be annoying to deal with multiple calibers and magazine types, so if you can simplify your life, why wouldn’t you? It’s especially handy if you compete in action shooting sports. Using the same mags and ammo for pistol matches and PCC matches makes a ton of sense and makes the entire sport a bit cheaper.
The Stevens 334: The Best Budget Hunting Rifle?
Each rifle of any brand will have its particular advantages and aesthetic choices. While I cannot compare any of those to the Savage Stevens 334 yet, I can say that the 334 delivers on performance in spades and is worth a look.
A Look at the Henry Homesteader 9mm PCC
The Henry Homesteader is Henry's first entry into the semi-auto carbine market. After some testing, here's our thoughts on this nifty rifle as given by GMW's Jeremy Stone.
IWI Weapons: Will War Make Them Harder to Find?
Israel is currently at war, and wars tend to make ammunition and weapons hard to find. Will that affect the supply of IWI rifles and pistols on the civilian market? Only time will tell.
Duty & CCW Weapons: Buying Your Guns in Pairs
Are there benefits to having two sizes of the same weapon? Yes, there are, and we will discuss a few of those benefits today. A “duty” weapon is a full-size service weapon for law enforcement or the military. But it has become a general term used for anyone who wants a primary full-sized weapon. You may want this for home defense, recreation, hunting, or the zombie apocalypse. Whatever the reason, many law-abiding citizens like to have a duty/combat belt, vest carrier, and other gear set up.
The PSA AK-V: The PP-19 We Have At Home
The AK-V gives us that AK taste and feel in 9mm at a great price. The magazine choice is excellent enough, so they also make an AR-V that uses Scorpion mags. The AK-V is an excellent example of smart gun design and smart choices. I think PSA killed it with the AK-V.
The world of concealed-carry firearms is huge. It's currently dominated by the various micro-compact pistols from companies like SIG, Ruger, Kimber, S&W, and a few more. The current meta for concealed carry is a pistol like the P365. However, that doesn't mean they are the only options. Guns like the Glock 19 are well-represented. What guns are not represented? Who are the concealed carry dark horses?