I don’t envy the Aimpoint engineer who drew the Micro S-1 assignment. Developing a plug-and-play red dot for a wide variety of shotguns must have been a nightmare. Most shotguns aren’t designed with optics in mind. Fortunately for us, Aimpoint’s engineers figured it out.
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Revival: Improved and Accurate Caracal Enhanced F Quick Sight System— Full Review
Published: July 5, 2017 { 36 comments }Caracal is back, and they are better than ever. After a very limited release and subsequent full recall a few years ago, new Enhanced F pistols are finally available again.
A .338 Lapua for Under $1,700? Savage’s 110 BA Stealth Storms the Market — Full Review
Published: June 30, 2017 { 23 comments }I am a firm believer that it should be within the reach of every person to own a ludicrously fast car, a stupidly powerful handgun and a magnum rifle that could take a T-rex off its feet at 1,000 yards. Savage has made that attainable. Enter the Savage 110 BA Stealth. It delivers high performance at a fraction of its .338 Lapua competitors.
Cowboy Time Machine: Legendary Bat Masterson, Colt Single Actions & Wyatt Earp – Part 1
Published: June 30, 2017 { 8 comments }By the time William Barclay “Bat” Masterson received the handsome, nickel plated and hand engraved six-shooter pictured, he was already a legendry lawman, as famous as his friends Wyatt Earp, Charlie Bassett and Bill Tilghman.
Gunfight Science: Concealed in Plain Sight
Published: June 28, 2017 { 17 comments }They stand behind you in the checkout line of the grocery store. They stroll past as you walk to your car after work. These people are concealed carry proponents and they are armed while still appearing to be just another face in the crowd. They have mastered hiding in plain sight.
Ruger AC-556 vs Mini-14: The Select-Fire Mini Explained
Published: June 27, 2017 { 28 comments }The AC-556 is the select-fire version of the Ruger Mini-14, with semi-auto, three-round burst and full-auto settings, built from 1979 to 1999 for police, corrections and military buyers. The Mini-14 is the semi-auto rifle Ruger has sold to civilians since 1974 and still makes today. They look alike, but the AC-556 has a longer receiver [...]
Clay On the Road: Blasting Prairie Dogs with the Sauer 100 Rifle
Published: June 23, 2017 { 18 comments }Earlier this month, I took part in a prairie dog hunt in Utah with Sauer Rifles and Minox optics. In addition to controlling the prairie dog population, Coda Hunts, an outfitter based in Highland, Utah, took us in small groups to hunt coyotes.
Pistol Caliber Carbines, The Next Big Thing?
Published: June 22, 2017 { 44 comments }Pistol caliber carbines are fun and cheap to shoot and it doesn’t hurt that they are chambered in 9mm Luger, one of the most popular centerfire round in the world. This makes them great companion carbine for shooters who already own a 9mm pistol.
Staying in The Black: The Thompson Center $263 Impact Muzzleloader – Full Review
Published: June 22, 2017 { 8 comments }Though the muzzleloading rifle market has quite a bit to offer, if this style of rifle isn’t your primary hunting tool a large investment may not make a lot of sense. For the hunter looking to extend their season, especially the later deer seasons, I personally feel the T/C Impact represents a good balance of useable features and affordability.
A Gunfighter’s Dream: The Ed Brown Special Forces .45 ACP – Full Review
Published: June 21, 2017 { 16 comments }I have been writing for over 35 years and until this project I’ve never owned or shot an Ed Brown 1911. When I contacted Ed Brown Products, I requested the Ed Brown Special Forces model, which has been the anchor of their pistols lineup for many years. If their base duty/personal-defense handgun was up to par, the other models would be also. I was not disappointed.









