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Those discerning single action aficionados amongst us already know the Nighthawk name. Their 1911s aren’t dressed up in elaborate finishes. They don’t have exotic grips. These are hard working guns meant to be carried, and shot. I recently had the chance to put the 9mm T4 through its paces, and the compact carry gun has changed the way I think about single actions. I’m a skeptic, but I’d carry this gun–no question about it.

Winchester’s Train and Defend line is a concept long overdue. Use range ammo to train, but carry the good stuff. And both are the same grain weight. The idea is that you save money, but the ammo performs exactly the same. How well does it work?

We’ve covered do-it-yourself lowers, but are here today with a new installment. This 80% lower is cut from an aluminum billet. And you can finish it off with a few simple tools. No milling machine needed. The jigs and instructions from 80% Arms make finishing their lower surprisingly easy. Check out or review of the process.

Hickok45 shoots and shows off a classic Dan Wesson revolver with interchangeable barrels.

Why do men carry firearms? Jennifer Carlson, a sociology professor at the University of Toronto, explains what her research has taught her on this question.

Episode 94, Triple feed – This episode we’ll talk about Bullet Safe armor, mission first tactical, AR-500 Armor, Cati Armor, self defense, gun news and more!

Once again open carry advocate Kory Watkins is stirring the pot in order to call attention to gun rights in Texas.

Do you think Mexican immigrants are an existential threat to the well-being of the U.S.?

No doubt that pistols are great and will get the job done, but there is an argument to be made that revolvers are still a solid choice for concealed carry. Here are five points to consider.