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To NFA or not NFA? Nighthawk Custom 870 SBS 12 Ga.—Full Review

To NFA or not NFA? Nighthawk Custom 870 SBS 12 Ga.—Full Review

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So which is right for you? An NFA short-barreled shotgun (SBS), or a traditional 18-inch or longer-barreled tactical shotgun? Well, thanks to Nighthawk Custom, you have some great options on both sides of the debate.

Grizzly-Busting Snubbie? Ruger Super Blackhawk Bisley .44 Mag.—Full Review

Grizzly-Busting Snubbie? Ruger Super Blackhawk Bisley .44 Mag.—Full Review

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Whether you’re talking grizzlies, gators or gangs, there’s a good chance you’ve got predators in your neck of the woods. When I’m in the field, I feel uneasy unless I have at least a .44 Magnum close at hand.

A Cocked-And-Locked SIG Clone? Arex Rex Zero 1S 9mm—Full Review.

A Cocked-And-Locked SIG Clone? Arex Rex Zero 1S 9mm—Full Review.

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The Arex Rex Zero 1S combines SIG-style features with a distinctly 1911-style feature into a rugged and reliable self-defense firearm.

An Everyday Carry .50? Guncrafter Industries Custom No. 3 FRAG 1911

An Everyday Carry .50? Guncrafter Industries Custom No. 3 FRAG 1911

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The commander-sized No. 3 FRAG pistol from Guncrafter Industries brings some heavy-duty firepower to an EDC-ready 1911 pistol.

Navy SEAL Gives Great Advice on Self-Defense, Martial Arts

Navy SEAL Gives Great Advice on Self-Defense, Martial Arts

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What’s the best way to defend oneself in this day and age? Well, according to former Navy SEAL Jocko Willink and Jiu-Jitsu aficionado, it’s about what you might expect.

Benelli SuperNova Tactical 12 Gauge and Aguila MiniShells—Full Review

Benelli SuperNova Tactical 12 Gauge and Aguila MiniShells—Full Review

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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.