Reviews
Para USA Black Ops: A Blast from the Past
The Para Black Ops has good bones. If you find one, it is a solid working 1911 and a good choice for old school single action carry. But you may have to do a bit of fine-tuning.
GSG-16 .22 LR Rifle: Great Value for Training and Plinking
Love the venerable MP-5 with its compact design and way-too-fun forward charging handle but want it in a smaller caliber? Check out the GSG-16 in .22LR.
PMM 365 Comp – Carry Gun Compensator
A comped carry gun wasn't a thing 5 years ago. Now, even the smallest guns can be comped, and the PMM 365 Comp is the ultimate P365 compensator.
FMK AR1 eXtreme Polymer Lower – Ramen Noodle Lower
The FMK AR1 eXtreme Polymer Lower is the latest in AR technology... maybe. It's also a cheap lower that costs next to nothing, but is it worth it?
STANAG Magazines | Ya got some? Get these rifles!
<p>The STANAG or standard AR-15 magazine is the most common rifle magazine in the United States. Inexpensive, lightweight and available in dozens of capacities, these little ammunition delivery devices can be found in nearly every gun shop in America. But did you know that the AR-15 isn't the only gun to utilize these super-common mags?</p>
Brownell’s BRN 180S Gen2 Review
The BRN 180S Gen2 introduces .300 Blackout in a 10-" barrel that works with an adjustable piston system that is easily accessible to work whether you are shooting super or subsonic ammunition; shooting suppressed or non suppressed.
Blackwater Sentry 12 Magazine Fed Shotgun
The Blackhawk Sentry 12 has arrived and it's a pump action, fast firing, smooth working, 12 gauge, magazine fed shotgun. Is the Sentry 12 a powerhouse?
The IMI Kidon – the RONI Alternative?
The IMI Kidon is a chassis system similar to the Roni systems, with a bit more versatility and usefulness for those who own a multitude of handguns.
The GI 1911 from Rock Island Armory (Review)
How many 1911 fans started off with one of these? I'm taking another look at my GI 1911 after more than 13 years of constant use.
SIG Sauer P239 – Discontinued, but not forgotten
Though the Sig P239 is obsolete, it still has fans. In the mid-90’s it was Sig's smallest, lightest offering in a military cartridge. Read this review.