Firearms

In my recent test of the Judge Home Defender, I lamented the fact that Federal had seemingly discontinued their .410...

One of the long-term projects I’ve been meaning to write about is the .45-caliber Colt Competition Series 1911 on loan...

The rise of the .32 is going to happen. At least, I think it will. As a fan of the...

It’s January 1945, and you’re a German male in Berlin. Things aren’t looking great. That mini-mustached monster is seemingly insane,...

Bullpups aren’t all that uncommon these days. No one sees a bullpup and goes oh wow, that’s revolutionary. Guns like...

The creation of Israel brought with it a smorgasbord of firearms. The early version of the Israeli Army was fielding...

“Underneath our starry flag, Civilize ’em with a Krag.” For a rifle that only served for 11 years or so,...

Today, I want to talk about the idea of the Ranch Rifle. As far as I can tell, Ruger was...

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...