Reviews
What happens when you go for the “economy” version of the ACOG? Let's find out just how durable and reliable it is under normal, as well as extreme, use.
AR vs AK: One Guy’s Perspective
AR vs AK. It’s the eternal question. Let’s look at one guy’s experience owning both platforms and talk about a recent range trip where the two went head-to-head.
The Inforce WILD2: A Worthy Pistol Light?
The Inforce WILD2 represents a rebirth for Inforce handgun lights and does a lot to satisfy the needs of weapon light users. It provides competitive power, output, a nice beam design, good controls, and a more durable construction.
Heritage Rough Rider Small Bore Revolver
While the Heritage Rough Rider might not be for everyone, it's certainly an interesting revolver. It's hard to hold it without thinking of all those Spaghetti Westerns that we watched as kids growing up.
Vortex Diamondback HD 10×28 Binocular: Are They Any Good?
Vortex is known for making high-quality optics of all varieties from red dots to rangefinders and more. Are the Diamondback binoculars just as good?
Ammo Test: Hornady Critical Defense 25 ACP
Hornady has expanded its Critical Defense line to include a 25 ACP 35-grain FTX load. It is an offering I was most excited to test. Let's see how it performed!
On A Budget: Affordable Sniper Rifle Setups
Is it possible to put together a sniper rifle on a budget? Yes! Here are some options that'll put steel on target at long distances.
HKS vs. Safariland: Which is the Better Revolver Speedloader?
There are several ways to reload a revolver, but among the most commonly used options are the HKS and Safariland speedloaders. Let's take a closer look at how they compare.
Mouse Guns: The Ultimate In Concealment!
What is a mouse gun? It's a gun that's fit to shoot a mouse with, but we stretch the capabilities into the self-defense realm. They are, most definitely, niche guns. With all of that said, let's take a look at a few Mouse Guns!
Black Rain’s AR-15 Side Charging Handle: Good or Bad Idea?
The Black Rain ION series of guns use a side charging handle instead of the traditional one at the top of the gun. Is it practical?