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The Best Revolver Ever Made? Colt's Python--Review

Colt Python Is Back: Should You Buy New or Vintage?

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The old Colt Python earned a reputation as one of the finest revolvers ever built, then disappeared long enough to become painfully collectible. Colt brought the snake back in 2020 with stronger construction and redesigned internals, giving 2026 buyers a much harder question: buy the legend, or buy the modern gun built to shoot?

Former ATF Employee Explains What the New NFA Non-Enforcement Policy Really Means

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In a significant shift in federal firearms policy, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) announced on October 9, 2026, that it will no longer enforce key National Firearms Act (NFA) requirements for short-barreled rifles (SBRs), short-barreled shotguns (SBSs), silencers (suppressors), and “any other weapons” (AOWs). The change, detailed in an Open Letter [...]

SIG P385 Questions Part II: SIG Answers Your Questions

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After our first SIG P385 deep dive, viewers came back with more technical questions, so we went straight back to SIG Sauer for answers. In Part II, Eric McKenzie addresses future P385 models, AXG grip modules, other calibers, the manual safety, FCU interchangeability, threaded barrels and suppressor compatibility, MIM parts, U.S. manufacturing, durability, slide finish, [...]

FP-5 Flamingo: Ukraine’s 1,900-Mile Pink Hammer

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The FP-5 Flamingo is a roughly 13,000-pound pink cruise missile carrying a 2,540-pound warhead out to extraordinary distances. Its origin story involves Ukrainian startups, worn-out jet engines, international misdirection, and one of the strangest weapons to emerge from the war.

The Glock 43X

Hell Froze Over: Glock 43X CA Hits California

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California just put the Glock 43X CA on its handgun roster, giving Golden State Glock fans something many of us thought we might never see again: a genuinely new Glock option.

Springfield SA-35 4″ Polished Review: Beauty That Shoots

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The Springfield SA-35 4″ Polished looks like a pistol you should handle with white gloves. Don’t. This glossy, walnut-gripped 9mm delivered smooth cycling, a 0.99-inch best group and enough carry appeal to earn a spot in my everyday rotation.

Airlock Zero Gravity 30 Review: 7.5 Oz, 6 Inches, & Silencer Summit Performance

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The Airlock Industries Zero Gravity 30 weighs just 7.5 ounces and measures 6 inches long, but the 2026 Silencer Summit numbers show this titanium hunting suppressor can run surprisingly close to much bigger cans. After shooting it on a .300 PRC, I understand why.

Leupold BX-6 Range HD Review

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=The Leupold BX-6 Range HD finally puts Leupold into the alpha-class rangefinding binocular fight, combining excellent glass, fast ranging, Hornady 4DOF ballistics, GPS, and superb wind controls. It is also heavy, expensive, and imperfect enough that the $3,999.99 question deserves a hard look.

Velotric Nomad 2X Review: A Hunting E-Bike That Actually Makes Sense

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The Velotric Nomad 2X brings full suspension, fat tires, serious hauling capacity, and genuinely useful Stealth Mode into a hunting e-bike that costs considerably less than many purpose-built competitors. After riding it through sagebrush, rocks, gravel roads, and steep country, I like it enough that it will be riding in my horse trailer this hunting season.

Medium close photo of the scope on a rifle mounted to a tripod with mountains in the background.

Burris XTR PS 5.5-30x56mm at Elk Boot Camp

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The Burris XTR PS 5.5-30x56mm let me dial 1,080 yards and hit steel on the first shot without counting clicks or digging through a DOPE chart. After a week of hard shooting, the bigger question was whether this $2,760 scope makes long-range shooting better, or almost too easy.