Modern 1911s: Are They Still Worth Carrying Today?
The 1911 has been around for more than a century, but it’s still hanging on—especially with new models getting…
Are Single-Action Revolvers Still Worth Owning?
Single-action revolvers aren’t exactly front-page news anymore. With striker-fired pistols and double-stack compacts dominating the market, it’s fair to…
Caliber Choices That Keep Wounding Game
No hunter wants to track a wounded animal for miles—or worse, lose it entirely. But some calibers just don’t…
These Guns Get Dirty Fast and Run Anyway
Some guns act like they’re allergic to dust. Others? They shrug off grime like it’s part of the plan….
Guns That Are Too Pretty to Be Practical
Some guns are meant to be carried, dragged through the woods, and fired until the bluing wears off. Others?…
These Guns Group Worse After You Break Them In
Most folks expect a gun to improve with use—smoother trigger, better feel, tighter groups. But every now and then,…
these Guns Don’t Live Up to the Hype
Some guns get all the buzz—big marketing, tons of influencers, rave reviews before most folks even shoot them. But…
These Guns Keep Failing Drop Tests—but Sell Anyway
You’d think a gun that discharges when dropped would be a hard sell—but you’d be wrong. Some of the…
Knives That Handle Big Game the Right Way
Benchmade Hidden Canyon Hunter This compact fixed blade punches above its size when it comes to big game processing….
Knives That Don’t Need Constant Sharpening
Spyderco Para 3 in S110V If you hate sharpening, S110V steel should be on your radar. The Spyderco Para…