Henry H10 Explorer Carbine Review: .45-70 Brute
The Henry H10 Explorer Carbine packs serious .45-70 muscle into a compact lever gun dressed in Burnt Bronze Cerakote, American walnut, and a threaded 16.5-inch barrel.
AR10 Tested: Cold War Legend Meets Modern .308
The AR10 helped blow up old-school battle rifle thinking, gave birth to the AR15, and still hits hard decades later. We go from Eugene Stoner’s original concept to a Brownells BRN-10A and a modern PSA AR10 build to see...
Ruger LCP II vs. LCP MAX: Best Pocket .380?
The LCP II fixed nearly everything shooters complained about on Ruger’s original pocket .380, except one glaring problem: the sights. Then the LCP MAX arrived with better sights, 10+1 capacity, and almost no penalty in...
Springfield Prodigy 4.25: The Affordable 2011?
The Springfield Prodigy 4.25 brings double-stack 2011 capacity, a proper 1911 trigger and flat-shooting 9mm manners to a price point that changes the equation.
Oppau Explosion: 450 Tons Turned a Factory Into a Crater
On 21 September 1921, roughly 450 tons of ammonium nitrate mixture detonated at the BASF plant in Oppau, Germany. The blast killed 560 people, injured another 2,000, and left behind a crater big enough to make an entire ...
7 Creedmoor Takes 2nd in NRL Hunter
The 7 Creedmoor went straight into an NRL Hunter Open Light match and came out with 2nd place in the division and 4th overall. It brought more recoil than my usual 6.5cm, but the extra impact signature, wind performance,...
Titan Hunting Blinds Review: Rotomolded Box Blinds Built to Last
Most of us remember the blind that cost us a deer. Mine was a plywood box my uncle built behind the feeder at his ranch in Tarpley Texas. It had a steel door latch that clacked like a rifle bolt and a floorboard that gro...
ZEV/Magpul FDP Review: The Folding 9mm Put to the Test
The $1,699 ZEV/Magpul FDP folds into a compact package, ran without a single malfunction in my testing, and delivered a surprising 0.96-inch group at 25 yards. But a heavy trigger, awkward pistol ergonomics, and occasion...
Colt Government Model .45: 1000 Rounds Later
The Colt Government Model .45 looks like a nostalgia trip until you actually start shooting it. After 1000 rounds, this plain Series 70 proved that Old Slabsides still has more than history working in its favor.
AK Buyer’s Guide: What to Know Before You Buy
Buying an AK looks simple until stamped receivers, milled receivers, trunnions, imports, parts kits, and a wall of competing rifles enter the conversation. This AK buyer’s guide breaks down what actually matters before...
Leofoto Juggernaut S2 and S3 Review: The Best Value Shooting Tripods
The Leofoto Juggernaut S2 and S3 bring serious carbon fiber muscle, outstanding stability, and a 120-pound load rating to the shooting tripod market for $749 each. One is built for maximum stiffness, the other for easier...
