Gun reviews. We have ’em in stacks. Here’s where you can find out what we’ve been looking at and evaluating over the years.
Lipsey’s S&W 442 Ultimate Carry
The Best Single Action Revolvers
Wild West Guns Marlin Co-Pilot
Glock 17 – Good Gun or All Hype?
Remington 870 Witness Protection
Glock 43 vs 43X: Harry’s Holsters Take
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The Ruger RXM checks all the boxes for me. It’s accurate, comfortable, consistent, and above all else, reliable. Aside from a single failure due to my admitted user error, the pistol performed flawlessly, and it’s actually a fairly nice-looking gun.
The Marlin 336 (aka Marlin 30-30) is a classic lever action rifle. Although Ruger makes a new one, don’t overlook the original for your next meat getter.
The Ruger LCP Max occupies the same footprint as the original in .380 ACP, but it now boasts double digit capacity.
Walther has rolled out the Walther PPK/s, PPK, and PP in .32 ACP after a decades long absence from the American market. Here is our overview of the PPK/s model in particular.
The Grand Power Stribog platform opens the 10mm to longer range personal protection and hunting possibilities. Did we mention it is a hoot to shoot?
The 1858 Remington Black Rock is Taylor & Company’s rust-resistant take on the famous Remington New Model Army Revolver.
The Colt Official Police is a symbol of an era. This humble large framed .38 Special revolver was made from 1908 to 1969, but in that span, it ruled the American handgun market with a few notable rivals. It dates from a time where cops, citizens, and even military...
All was well in my world until my pal, Jason, picked up a 20-inch barreled PSA AR15A4 from Palmetto State Armory (PSA). PSA AR15A4. (Photo: Palmetto State Armory) We hit the range, and as soon as I picked the rifle up, I must have had the same nostalgic smile on my...
Despite its advanced age, the revolver is soldiering on admirably. While it’s true that auto pistols have overtaken it in popularity, those of us who are slightly long in the tooth still tote the old wheel gun from time to time. Smith & Wesson needs no...
Today, our tactical hippie reviews the Urban BRO from Black Rain Ordnance. Basically, there’s no grey area with these rifles.
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