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The PWS Modern Musket made a big splash last year. So how has the rifle stood up to the ambitious nature of its name? Muskets were, after-all, tools of war that also served civilians who had to put food on the table. So is this the modern equivalent–a gun that can fight, hunt, and defend liberty?

Hand Crank Sewing Machines on Ebay Hand Crank for Belt Drive Machines $13.95 Hand Crank and Spoked Wheel $24.95 This week I would like to introduce an incredible invention to a few of you called the hand crank sewing machine. Sure, it was invented over 100 years ago, but they are no less amazing today. [...]

The big joke about reloading your own ammunition is that you save money. Sure, the monetary cost of each cartridge is less if you shop smart for reloading components like powder, primers, and bullets. But you will end up shooting more, and then there’s all the cool gear that you’ll want to add to your reloading workshop…

The revolver has made a dramatic comeback in 2016, and with the new resurgence in popularity comes some tall tales. I’m hearing some of the old revolver myths being perpetuated with new enthusiasm. How much of the mythology is true?

Springfield Armory has a new Loaded 1911. We put this Crimson Trace Laser Grip pistol through its paces. This would make a nice EDC full sized 1911.

From updated classics to completely new designs these guns prove that the shotgun continues to stand at the front line of self-defense firearms.

The 85 is a rock-solid revolver, but Taurus has added something special to this one. The hammer spur can be removed with a simple twist. Now the classic wheel gun can be easily converted into an even better option for concealed carry.

Steel Challenge is the perfect gateway discipline into the wonderful world of competitive shooting.

Benelli is generally my first choice in shotguns. I have used the M2 for 3-Gun for almost five years now. Benelli has been synonymous with reliability among hunters and shooters since they opened the doors in 1967. I am sure it helps that they are now under the same umbrella as Beretta, who has been making firearms since 1526. The SuperNova lived up to the reputation I was expecting in every regard.