Firearm Reviews
A Review of the Smith and Wesson FPC Folding Pistol Carbine
Smith and Wesson has been doing a lot of odd things lately. Not bad things, not even weird, just unconventional, and I'm most certainly here for it. The all-new FPC, combines three genres of firearms I like: pistol caliber carbines, folding firearms, and inherently odd guns. Let's take a look.
Tisas 1911 D10: This Is a Great Gun
Everyone should have at least one 10mm handgun in their collection and if you favor the 1911 platform, the Tisas 1911 D10 is a great option.
A Review of the Glock 27: Still Worth It?
One of the under-sung heroes of the Glock world is the Glock 27, a subcompact .40 Smith & Wesson that remains a solid gun despite the fact the caliber has fallen out of fashion. It’s still a great pistol, and we’re going to explain why.
The Tara TM9: Shady Gun Runners, Weird Excuses, and a Crappy Gun
The Tara TM9 is nothing revolutionary. The back story behind it, though, is far more interesting than the pistol.
Three AR-15 Lower Receivers Worth Checking Out
Building an AR-15 is fun and, if I’m honest, addicting. By the time you've completed the first one, you're already thinking about the next project. What colors and finishes will you use? What model of handguard? What barrel profile? The list goes on and on. Finding each part can be fun, but it can also be frustrating at the same time. There are so many companies and parts to choose from that it gets tiring just looking for them.
Taurus GX4: A Reliable and Affordable Micro-Compact
The Taurus GX4 outperforms its price point, and that’s not something you can say about all guns. Overall this is a solid pistol that makes a great little carry gun.
Colt Delta Elite: A Detailed Review
If you want a classic appearance and favor larger calibers like the 10mm that inarguably outperform the 45 ACP, the Colt Delta Elite is an excellent choice.
One Caliber, Two Guns: It’s not Just for Cowboys
In the 1800s, cowboys kept their rifle and handgun in the same caliber for convenience. It's no different today when looking to streamline your choices with one caliber, two guns.
Glock 45, 17, and 19: What’s the Difference?
Just about every Glock looks the same. However, the Glock 45, 17, and 19 have some differences that you should know if you're in that market for one.
Marlin 1895 .45-70: Why You Need a T-Rex-Rated Rifle
The Marlin .45-70, model 1895, is a unique rifle. While it can hunt most big game, there's one in particular that stands out from the rest.