The Walker is a modern reproduction of a piece of American History. It is a sidearm you could carry during black powder season. It is an exaggerated wild west gun that is as much fun to handle and hold as it is to shoot, maybe more. And it is a revolver capable of .357 like ballistics that you can buy without filling out a 4473. It’s all of these things, I think, which makes it so compelling. On with the review~
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Full Auto Suppressed .45ACP Kriss Vector SMG – Shooting the Ultimate Subgun!
BY S.H. Blannelberry Updated: October 8, 2014Iraqveteran8888 looks at the Kriss Vector SMG.
Hickock45: The Winchester ’76 Lever Gun
BY S.H. Blannelberry Updated: October 7, 2014Hickok45 looks at a replica of the Winchester 1876. To quote the man, “That’s a big boy.” Indeed.
MP-5 Clone from Pakistan – Pakistani Ordnance Factory’s POF-5
BY Jacob Epstein Updated: October 6, 2014The POF-5 may look like your run-of-the-mill MP5 knock-off, but it isn’t. These economical imports are versatile contenders. We’ve put 4,000 rounds through these two with only 5 hiccups. Even when they’re filthy, they keep kicking out brass (and steel). They’re pistols, but a simple arm brace makes them even more effective. Check out our review.
The Ultimate Muzzleloader is a Remington?
BY Sam Trisler Updated: August 3, 2024The Remington 700 Ultimate Muzzleloader is unlike any front loader I have had my hands on. The bolt-action front loader is as close to a Remington 700 as you can get, which should open more doors for early season hunters who may have doubts about muzzleloaders. But is it the ultimate, hard hitting, long range early-season hunting gun?
Smith & Wesson M&P .38 Hammerless Revolver w/Crimson Trace
BY Dave Higginbotham Updated: October 2, 2014Most coverage of concealed carry guns focuses on thin, polymer framed autos that try to pack increasingly larger rounds into smaller packages. Revolvers are treated as antiquated. But Smith & Wesson hasn’t given up on the wheel gun, and the new M&P Bodyguard with an even more effective Crimson Trace laser is making a compelling case for the old-school five shot.
Beretta’s ARX100: A Closer Look
BY Tom McHale Updated: September 24, 2014When Beretta launched the ARX100, we put up a spontaneous review. We had only had the gun for a few hours before press time. So we’re going back and taking another look at the rifle. This time Tom McHale has had more time to really push the gun. How well does Beretta’s new rifle stand up to close scrutiny? Read on…
Weatherby Mark V Terramark RC – new gun review.
BY Wayne Lincourt Updated: September 23, 2014Roy Weatherby created the Weatherby Mark V action to handle hot loads. To this day, many still consider the Mark V action to be the strongest you can buy. In a world of superlative claims, there’s a lot to back this one up. This Mark V Terramark RC in .300 Weatherby Magnum is a hard hitting round capable of going the distance.
Boberg XR9-S The Bullpup Pistol Review
BY Dave Higginbotham Updated: September 21, 2014If you move the grip on a pistol closer to the muzzle, you can more easily control muzzle flip. But how do you get the rounds in through the grip, and into the barrel? Boberg has invented a reverse-feed system that does just that. The result is the XR9-S, is like a bullpup pistol. It is blindingly fast and accurate, but the design presents some serious reliability issues. Read on for more.
Fulton Armory M3 Scout Carbine–Even Better than the Real Thing
BY Sam Trisler Updated: September 17, 2014Some see the M1 Carbine as a antique, a collectable that’s nostalgic at best. They’ve never seen Fulton Armory’s carbines. The Fulton M3 Scout Carbine builds on the M1’s classic design. But don’t mistake this for some historic homage, or a safe queen–Fulton’s M3 is an ideal choice for home defense. And it shoots one clean r.