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The Humble Heroes of Sutherland Springs & the Guns of the Most Deadly Church Massacre
BY Will Dabbs Published: November 8, 2020 { 11 comments }Kimber K6 DASA Combat – Self Defense Wheelgun Extraordinaire
BY Rob Garrett Published: November 1, 2020 { 49 comments }In my opinion, the K6 series of revolvers are some of the best personal defense revolvers on the market. In a world of polymer wonder nines, I appreciate that Kimber has dedicated significant resources to designing and manufacturing a solid wheelgun.
Bergara B-14 R – Best Bargain in Rimfire Rifles
BY Clay Martin Published: November 1, 2020 { 9 comments }Extremely useful as trainers for both PRS competition and hunting, not to mention as stand-alone rifles for the NLR22 series, these rifles are gaining in popularity. The unfortunate part of this was that to get a truly perfect, size correct traine…
What Makes the AK47 Special? Genius Russian Solutions to Unique Russian Problems
BY Mark Miller Published: November 1, 2020 { 17 comments }Kalashnikov’s legendary AK47 is unlike the battle rifles of the NATO. The AK47 was a unique marriage of an intermediate cartridge with a sophisticated mass production design. Perfectly integrated with the Soviet doctrine of mass attacks and mass fires, it became a symbol of revolution.
The What & the Why: Breaking In A Gun – Should A New Gun Be Broken In?
BY Doug Larson Published: November 1, 2020 { 3 comments }There are really two reasons that a person may want to break in a gun. One is to improve or smooth the action or trigger. The other is to make the gun as precise as possible. So the first thing to consider when deciding to break in a gun or not, is what the gun is going to be used for.
Jim Jones: Maniacal Monkey Salesman, Leftist Koole Aide, Democratic Congressional Massacre, and The Guns of the Largest Mass Murder in American History
BY Will Dabbs Published: November 1, 2020 { 22 comments }This loss of life was the single worst case of mass death in American history prior to 911. The Jonestown tragedy serves as an extraordinary example of what results when true darkness is unfettered within the hearts of men.
Ruger American Pistol Competition – A Sleeper From Arizona
BY Clay Martin Published: October 25, 2020 { 22 comments }Ruger has long been a leader in handguns, at least in terms of numbers. But while they have been the King of Rimfire, and arguably single-action revolvers, in my opinion, their polymer guns left something to be desired. That really started changing about 4 years ago, with the advent of the
Marlin 1895 Dark – Reviewed
BY Clay Martin Published: October 25, 2020 { 25 comments }If you have seen a lever action in the last 30 years, it was an 1895. They are prolific, to say the least, as well as Marlin is nearly synonymous with “lever gun”.
The What & the Why – Backup Gun or Not? A Bug Might Just Save Your Life
BY Doug Larson Published: October 25, 2020 { 12 comments }If you carry a gun for self-defense, like more and more people in the US do, you have taken one step towards taking care of yourself instead of relying solely on others to do so. But a gun is a mechanical device and mechanical devices sometimes break or don’t work. There is no time in the middle of a fight for your life to get a gun repaired, so having a spare can be an excellent idea.
The Original Retro: Building the AR That Started It All
BY Christopher Mace Published: October 25, 2020 { 5 comments }“Retro” ARs are neat rifles, and very interesting to research and build. Brownells did a really good job creating their likeness of the original AR-10. You can buy a complete BRN-10 rifle from them, should you prefer. But then you don’t have the fun of putting one together.









