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The Glock 49 is a G17-length slide and barrel on a G19-size frame. You get the G17’s 4.49 inch barrel and longer sight radius with the G19’s shorter grip and 15-round magazines. The G17 gives you the full-size grip and 17 rounds. The G19 is the shorter, handier all-rounder. Pick the G49 if you like [...]

The RAK47 comes with a lot of questionable quality baggage. Are Riley Defense AK47 problems still a worry? Read our Riley Defense AK47 review find out.

In our testing, yes. The EC9s ran every load Jordan Michaels fed it without a single malfunction, including a deliberate one-handed limp wrist test and magazines topped off to full capacity. Five different loads, FMJ and hollow point, 115 to 125 grains, all fed, fired and ejected. Accuracy was right where a budget carry gun [...]

In this video review, I dive into the innovative HUSH Holster, specifically the second-generation model designed to address the common challenges faced by shooters using suppressors. Anyone who has tried holstering a hot suppressor knows the struggle of preventing burns, but this holster offers a solution. The HUSH Holster not only holds your suppressor securely [...]

There are a lot of reasons why you would want to swap out the hand guard or rail on your AR-15. Maybe you want to mount a tactical light, vertical grip, or hand stop and you need a rail that can accommodate those accessories.

The Purple Heart was awarded retroactively for wounds received during World War 1. MacArthur himself was the first recipient. It was standardized across all services in December of 1942. However, the Purple Heart is a military award no sensible person covets.

Any hunter knows that ounces equal pounds and pounds equal pain. What If I told you that you can cut your bipod’s weight from pounds to ounces and (probably) gain functionality and versatility in the switch!?

We are only two days into the hunting trip and 2/3 of the tags are filled with decent bull elk. Mine is the last unpunched tag.

Flying to hunt can be intimidating, but if you know what to expect and how to handle hiccups, you won’t have to pull out the anti-anxiety medication.