Reviews
AR-15 Mags: DD Magazine vs PMAG Comparison Review
Both mags stay locked in the rifle well and both are easy to load. One of the most notable differences is the price. You can find PMAGS for about $8-$12 depending on the store and sale price. DD mags run $20-$23 and are harder to find than PMAGs.
Colt 1911 Government Model: The Quintessential .45
I am not, nor have I ever been, a big fan of 1911-style pistols. With that disclaimer out of the way, let me explain how I came back to the 1911. Of course, to outright dislike the Colt 1911 for its history is un-American. No one could ignore the fact that its design would go […]
.22 Showdown: Ruger MK IV 22/45 VS Glock 44
Let's have a .22 showdown and pit the Ruger MK IV 22/45 against the Glock 44 at long ranges and see who comes out on top.
.380 ACP in Your 9mm Pistol: Will it work?
Can you shoot .380 ACP in your 9mm pistol? I did it and I highly recommend not doing it. Let's discuss why.
The Vortex Defender Series: ST vs CCW Comparison
The Vortex Defender series started with the Defender-CCW and has expanded into the Defender-ST. I would pick the Defender-ST as a budget optic for a handgun and endorse it wholeheartedly. It's definitely an improvement over the Defender-CCW.
Gucci Guns: Practical or Expensive Paperweights?
The concept of being "Gucci" extends into all facets of popular culture and guns are no different. Question is, how much is too much?
Beretta 3032 vs. The 30X: Tip-Up Slug Fest
The Beretta 30X is a welcome improvement to the 3032 in some ways and an exciting step back in others. It’s bigger, which makes it comfier to shoot but tougher to conceal. The durability factor delivers a significant improvement to the gun. Which is better? I’d suggest the 30X, hoping Beretta or someone else will release seven-round mags and thin grips. I still like the 3032, but it might not be for you if you’re unwilling to pay attention to your ammo selection.
Burris RT-3 Mini-3X Prism Sight: A Quick Review
I think the Burris RT-3 Mini-3X Prism Sight is an excellent entry-level optic for the home defense rig. It's affordable and reliable, and while I wish there was an auto-on feature, the optic is rather accurate. It gets the job done and doesn't break the bank. I'll count that as a win.
The ENDO Adapter: Brace Your Glock
Why shouldn't I turn my Glock into a PDW? A little company called Endo Tactical produced one of the more interesting Glock accessories on the market.
Aimpoint ACRO P-2 vs Steiner MPS: A Red Dot Comparison
Aimpoint and Steiner both make top-quality optics that are built like tanks. As companies tend to do, they compete with similar products that offer some great options. Today, we are looking at the Aimpoint ACRO P-2 and the Steiner MPS red dot sights. Both are closed emitter dots, which are quickly becoming popular in the handgun world. But, which is better for real-world scenarios? Well, let's discuss.