This unassuming six-shooter became the generic handgun of the 20th century just as the Glock or modern M&P has so far with the 21st.

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This unassuming six-shooter became the generic handgun of the 20th century just as the Glock or modern M&P has so far with the 21st.
The Beretta 21A, otherwise known as the Beretta Bobcat, is a stylish and manageable pocket pistol chambered in .22 LR. But is it good for defense?
The Winchester 1890 pump action rifle was one of the first viable repeating rifles chambered in .22 rimfire and it singlehandedly created the gallery gun genre.
The 22 LR and 25 ACP cartridges remain viable options for a low recoil pocket carry pistol. But which one is better? Let’s find out.
Ball ammunition, otherwise known as full metal jacket ammunition, is a go-to practice ammunition. But its history and use go well beyond paper punching. Follow along as we unpack the origins and current applications of the most generic and underappreciated of rounds.
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Magazine-fed firearms usually fall into two categories of magazine systems: double stack and single stack. Both systems emerged around the same time, and you are liable to run into both when considering your next firearms purchase. Although rifles and some shotguns...
The Primary Arms SLx MicroPrism sight represents a good balance between the magnification of a rifle scope and the visibility of a red dot.
The single action revolver is still alive and well nearly two hundred years after Samuel Colt gave us the first five-shooter.
Follow along as we explore how the Soviets arrived at the 9mm Makarov round and how it stacks up to other pistol rounds today.
The Bear & Son Gold Rush Bowie is blade that is nimble, useful, and tastefully pays tribute to a great fighting knife with the same time-tested features that more knife-toters could stand to appreciate.