Safariland Incog X IWB Holster: A Haley Strategic Partners Collab

Looking for a solid and adaptable holster for in-waistband-carry? Safariland has teamed up with Haley Strategic Partners to bring a new version of the Incog. Incog X is changing the way people think about a company known for their Duty Rated holsters.

TriggerTech Duty Trigger: An Economical Upgrade for Your AR-15

If you are in the market for a new AR trigger, you might consider a Rise Armament, Gisselle, or even a Timney trigger to weigh their potential advantages. But for a lower price of admission, the TriggerTech is worth a look.

Review: Acme Machine 25-216 Flagship AM-15

We decided to put the Acme Machine 25-216 Flagship AM-15 through its paces and fill you in on how it did. Long story short, it turned out to be a great rifle for hunting, home defense, and plinking. It cycles reliably, is accurate on target, and seems like it will handle anything you throw at it.

The Rock Island Armory Budget Friendly Double-Stack M1911

For less than a grand, the RIA TAC Ultra FS HC is one helluva gun. It could be better, but it could also be a lot worse. It's surprisingly reliable with the cheapest ammo I can find. It's plenty accurate, but it is begging for a red dot optic. If you want to jump on the double stack M1911 or 2011 bandwagon, this gun makes it easy to do so. 

Magpul Gun Parts and Accessories: An Overview of Their Best Products

Some of the best guns out there are often adorned with Magpul gun parts and accessories. If you're not familiar with the Magpul catalog, I would encourage you to check them out.

Remington Core-Lokt Tipped Ammo: A Quick Review

Remington's new version of the Core-Lokt Tipped ammunition seems to have breathed new life into this round. The polymer tip helps aerodynamics, adding and retaining velocity, as well as helping expansion. Pick some up. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised with this ammo.

The .22 TCM: Too Hot To Stop

The .22 TCM is built to move, weighing in at 40 grains and moving at velocities of around 1,850 to 1,900 feet per second when fired from a 5-inch barrel. When you toss the .22 TCM in a rifle-length barrel, the velocity amps up to 2,800 feet per second. That's nuts for such a little round. The .22 TCM joins the ranks of rounds like the .22 Spitfire, the .221 Remington Fireball, and the oft-forgotten .224 Boz. It's light, fast, and hits with a smack.

Henry Homesteader vs Ruger PC Carbine: A Comparison Review

The Henry Homesteader and the Ruger PC Carbine are two of the most popular non-AR-15-style PCCs currently on the market. But how do they stack up against one another? Is one better than the other?

Stevens 907B 12-Gauge Shotgun: An Oldie But Goodie

The Stevens 907B 12-Gauge Shotgun may be old, but boy, is it fun to shoot! Let's take a gander at this oldie but goodie.

Savage Renegauge Security — A Dark Horse Tactical Shotgun

The Savage Renegauge Security is a dark horse among modern shotguns. The rotating bolt and drive system are clever and perfect for high-volume shooting with a controllable recoil. This gun was surprisingly impressive after some time on the range.

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