Travis Pike takes a look at the new Springfield Kuna braced pistol.
Travis Pike on the Springfield Kuna
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HOP Munitions 62-Grain Solid Copper REX 5.56
Field-tested on hogs and barriers, HOP Munitions’ 62gr Solid Copper REX 5.56 delivers devastating performance from short barrels to 300 yards.
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The CZ P09 C Nocturne is comparable to the Glock 19 MOS in terms of size and capacity, but does the DA/SA operation and other features make it better?
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Travis Pike’s Review of the Beretta 80X .380
Travis gives his take on the Beretta 80X and whether there is a place for a larger .380 pistol in today’s marketplace.
Flint and Punkwood: A Colonial Fire Starting Technique
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The 5.7 as a Light Rifle
The light rifle concept dates back to World War II, but the search for the ideal platform to put it into practice continues. Mindful of the German bewegungskrieg that stunned Western Europe in 1940, the US Army realized that there the rear-line troops were a thing of...
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