Reviews
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.
Review: Remington R1 Enhanced Double Stack
While double stack 1911s aren't for everyone, Remington's R1 Enhanced double stack in .45 ACP is worth taking a second look at if you're in the market for a quality double stack 1911.
Review: ATN ThOR 4 640 2.5-25X
Thermal optics have come a long way and ATN has been a huge part of making them affordable. Here's a look at the ATN ThOR 4 640, a relatively affordable, but well-performing thermal scope.
The .223 Remington as a Deer Cartridge: An Unscientific Test
Depending on who you ask, 223 Remington is viewed a deer cartridge. Others say differently. Somewhat scientifically, lets see where it falls for performance.
The Lipsey’s Exclusive S&W 432 Ultimate Carry and the Case for the .32 Revolver
Smith & Wesson and Lipsey's Distributors teamed up to release the new S&W 432 Ultimate Carry. As a fan of the .32, the new 432 UC gave me a chance to revisit an old friend in a new platform to see if the round and revolver make the mark.
Walther Q5 Match Review: Utilitarian Race Gun
The Walther Q5 Match checks all the boxes for me. It’s accurate, comfortable, consistent, and above all else, reliable. The pistol performed flawlessly and looks good to boot. If you’re in the market for an entry-level race gun or utilitarian “do-all” gun, give the Q5 Match a shot.
Colt King Cobra 22 Long Rifle Revolver: A Quick Review
The Colt King Cobra is small enough for even my 11-year-old daughter to shoot, yet large enough for grown men to grip easily. Its medium-sized frame lends it to be a perfect candidate as an easy-packing woods gun, a handgun light, handy, and accurate to be carried in a good belt holster or a handy chest rig.