The Ka-Bar is one of the most iconic blades ever made. This mid-century fighting knife was born of necessity. How does it stand up to the standards of today’s war fighters? We will start with a look back at the history and how the knife was designed to kill.
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EDC is TBD When You’re Justin Opinion
Published: August 11, 2015 { 1 comment }I’ve had a concealed carry permit since the early ‘80s. Back then, my EDC was either the Smith & Wesson model 639 or the model 645 in a Galco shoulder rig that held the handgun horizontal on one side and two full extra mags on the other. But times have changed, and so have my preferred carry guns.
Kimber Micro Bel-Air Review
Published: August 8, 2015 { 55 comments }Kimber’s got a line of pistols out that are custom built for summer. We’ve been seeing pictures of them for a couple of months, and now the first one is here for a review. And what better way to celebrate summer than with a compact single action? How about one that’s a brilliant blue? Put Pet Sounds on the hi-fi and read our review.
Flintlock Fun! – Shooting the French Fusil de Chasse
Published: August 8, 2015 { 12 comments }The GunsAmerica crew spends a lot of time sweating over the groups we shoot with modern rifles. But there’s more to guns. Sometimes building a working piece of history has its own appeal. Terril Hebert built this left-handed Fusil de Chasse and has this perspective on the old muzzleloader.
H&K VP40 Review– Great Pistol with More Punch
Published: August 7, 2015 { 18 comments }The opinion of the editorial team here at GunsAmerica is unanimous: the new H&K guns are rock stars. The VP9 set itself apart as a compact design that offered full-sized control. And now, for those who want more intense ballistic performance, there is a .40 S&W model. How does the compact design handle the increased energy? Read our review…
EDC: The Not-So-Average Female Gun Blogger
Published: August 5, 2015 { 6 comments }The gun world is dominated by men. But we’d all be remiss if we didn’t consider the needs and interests of the other half of the world’s population. Well here’s one woman’s take on everyday carry, and she doesn’t shy away from the pink…
Vero Vellini’s Tactical Sling: Gear Review
Published: August 4, 2015 { 3 comments }Sometimes you need a good sling. If you lean toward the two point variety, I’d highly recommend the Vero Vellini tactical sling. It is one of the most supportive and secure slings I’ve used, and it adjusts silently for perfect positioning in every position.
The 870 Perfected? Nighthawk’s Shotguns
Published: August 2, 2015 { 23 comments }What’s wrong with the Remington 870? The list isn’t very long. Yet there are ways that the classic pump shotgun can be improved. And Nighthawk has worked out a laundry list of upgrades that cover every inch of the gun. What goes in looks pretty familiar to just about everyone, but the shotgun that comes out the other end is nothing short of perfect.
5 Problems to Look for When You Buy an AK
Published: July 30, 2015 { 21 comments }As prices are falling, and the heat of the proposed sanctions seems to be fading, it is time to look at buying an AK. Despite the rumors to the contrary, a moron can take the faithful Kalashnikov design and make it into a real lemon. If you take the time to inspect for the following problems, you can almost guarantee yourself a rifle that will outperform and outlive you.
The Lone Wolf Timberwolf–No GLOCK Required
Published: July 29, 2015 { 11 comments }Looking for a way to upgrade your GLOCK? Lone Wolf has options. You can swap out individual pieces, or buy an assembled slide. And now, if you pick up an assembled Timberwolf lower, you can assemble a complete firearm made by Lone Wolf. This compact model is like the GLOCK 19 perfected.









