Firearms

I love revolvers, and I always enjoy any chance I get to write about them. However, I still categorically consider...

In the 1970s there was a big sport shooting fad. Things like IPSC popped off, skeet and trap experienced a...

One shouldn’t take modern carbines and all of their accoutrements for granted. Since the conclusion of the Second World War,...

If you were a Marine in the Vietnam War, what gun do you think you’d be issued? Likely an M16,...

Welcome to the PDW project. Today, we are looking at the second entry in the series, and I’m not quite...

Continued From Part 1:  The Beretta APX Carry is Beretta’s first-generation ultra-compact 9mm, which rounded out the APX family with...

The M1 Garand gets credit for being the first successful semi-auto combat rifle. That’s only partially true. Sure, the M1...

The first generation Beretta APX Carry is a single-stack striker-fired polymer-framed ultra-compact pistol chambered for 9mm Luger with a three-inch...

There are two things in this world made from a series of tubes: the internet and the Sten gun. Almost...

I’ve dived deep into the world of mini shells. I’ve tested and tried buckshot, birdshot, slugs, and more. I’ve experimented...

The Winchester Model 70 has a special place in my heart. Specifically my Dad’s Winchester Model 70. It was the...

In a post-World War II world, there was a flurry of attempts to better modernize the American fighting man. Lessons...

Back to the trenches! When I set out to seek out the sidearms of World War I, I never knew...

The Recover Tactical 20/20 presents a very interesting system. There are several Glock to Subgun-style kits out there. The Roni...

World War 1 is a fascinating war for a great many reasons. One of the more interesting aspects to me...