Firearms

In 1985, after a close competition between two passing finalists, the Beretta 92F was chosen by the US Military as...

I’m not a snob about guns, and while I make a few ‘Poors’ jokes here and there I don’t mean...

The United States has twice now designed a single shot pistol meant for partisans and enemies of freedom, democracy, and...

In the dark ages of the 80s, the CZ75 was as rare as a unicorn here in the U.S. This...

Magpul is a company that has always been very close to my heart, due to the military. I try to...

Having just completed their account of the 805, the transitional rifle of the Czech Republic’s logistic integration into NATO, Josh...

Brownell’s has relaunched the AR-180 with the much lauded BRN-180 line of products. But where did this niche Armalite originate?...

The Bren 805 was the result of a slow slooow roll by the Czech Republic updating their weapons to NATO...

Ken Hackathorn and Massad Ayoob go into the rise of the AR-15 as a home defense firearm since 1963 and...

This video is worth it purely for first two minutes. From @MilSpec_Mojo believing Garand Thumb possess a Miculek index finger...

When I was… A young boy… My father… Took me into the city… To see the gun store shelves… And...

The Vz. 58 is one of the Cold War classic service rifles. During the Soviet era, all the various states...

The G36 made headlines in Germany awhile back when it was anecdotally attacked for being inaccurate after it got hot....

I’m home from SHOT now (well actually I typed some of this on the plane),  but there are still some things...

It took me ‘til Friday, but I want to talk about the Glock 44. I admit I was initially a...