Reviews
Wilson Combat Rogers Super Stock vs Magpul CTR: A Comparison
Today, we're taking the Wilson Combat Rogers Super Stock and the Magpul CTR stock head-to-head to determine which system, if either, is better than the other.
The Rise and Fall of the .357 Sig: A Historical Perspective
In the early 1990s, the sea change from service revolvers to auto pistols in American policing was approaching completion. At Sig Sauer, Sig executive Ted Rowe kept a close finger on the pulse of that market, and noticed a recurring complaint: “We love our Sig Sauer pistols, but we miss the incredible ‘stopping power’ we saw with the 125-grain .357 Magnum round we used in our old revolvers.” The Texas Department of Public Safety, in particular, told Rowe that those Magnum rounds had what they called a ‘lightning bolt effect.’” Rowe then proceeded, with Federal Cartridge, to fix that.
The Grand Power Stribog SP10 A3: On the Range with a Single-Point Sling
When Grand Power introduced the Stribog SP9 pistol, it was considered the hidden gem for sub-gun-sized weapons. It was reliable, compact, and most of all, it was priced well. Now, they are not so hidden and Grand Power is continuing to expand the line of Stribog weapons. Among the newest is the 10mm SP10, built around the same reliable platform as the SP9 but with some improvements. I’ve taken it out to the range multiple times, and it’s performed flawlessly on every occasion. And, thanks to its roller-delayed blowback system, it has very little recoil making it easy to stay on target.
The Lee Classic Loader: Bare Bones Reloading
Thanks to minimalist reloading systems like the Lee Classic Loader, reloading doesn't have to be expensive or daunting. Reloading can be useful for shooters of all backgrounds and experience levels. Check it out for yourself!
A Review of the Glock 20: Yes, You Need One
Chambered in 10mm, the Glock 20 is a must-have for any gun collection. It's a viable option for carry, alternative hunting, and target shooting. But don't just take our word for it; check it out for yourself!
The AK-63D and Bulgarian Magazines: A Winning Combination
It looks just like an AK-47, and it basically is. A few years ago, Century Arms began importing parts kits from Hungary to assemble the Hungarian AK-63D, which is that country's version of the AK-47. The particular rifle being evaluated today has an underfolding, metal stock.
The AK-47s We Have At Home: A “Best Of” List
The AK is a great rifle. It's revolutionary, both literally and figuratively. However, as imports have dried up, prices have risen. It's tough to justify buying an AK over a more modern example when their prices are that much different. What do you think? Are you a hardcore AK nerd, or is there room for a more modern option?
Best Low Profile Long Gun Lights
Low profile lights keep your long gun slim and easy to use. The lights on this list pack a punch despite their small size.
Range Review: Bond Arms Cyclops in .45-70 Govt
Overall, the .45-70 Cyclops is a good-looking gun. Though it may be hard to come up with a practical reason to purchase this gun, there are plenty of fun reasons to add one to your collection.
ZRO Delta Modulus: Modular Pistol System
I'll be totally honest - when my family member bought this pistol, I'd never heard of ZRO Delta, and I thought it was going to be a low-quality pistol built by a fly-by-night company. But I have to say, it is a quality pistol that is reliable, and about as accurate as any Glock pistol that I've fired. It seems to do Glock about as well as Glock does Glock. Let's say that I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this pistol, and the more I shot it, the more highly I thought of it.