Why the Colt Single Action Army still owns its legend
You can’t talk about American handguns without tipping your hat to the Colt Single Action Army. It’s more than…
Handguns that brag about specs but avoid the range
Every year, the market gets flooded with handguns boasting cutting-edge specs, record-breaking capacities, and new coatings that supposedly change…
War-Era Guns That Modern Shooters Still Can’t Match
Modern rifles and pistols may be lighter, faster, and full of rail space, but some of the best guns…
Guns That Should’ve Stayed in the Prototype Phase
Every gun maker dreams of releasing something new—something that pushes the market forward. But sometimes, those ideas should’ve stayed…
AR-10 vs. AR-15: Which rifle actually earns its keep
Spend any real time around shooters, and this debate always comes up: the AR-10 or the AR-15—which one really…
1911 vs. Striker-Fired: What experience really proves
Spend enough years behind both, and you start realizing the 1911 versus striker-fired debate isn’t about nostalgia or modern…
Rifles that never recover from bad cleaning habits
A little neglect can ruin any rifle, but some never really bounce back once they’ve been cleaned the wrong…
Guns that start rusting before you get home
You’d think modern metallurgy would’ve solved rust by now, but some guns still act allergic to oxygen. One humid…
Pistols that hate reloads more than dirt
There’s nothing worse than a handgun that runs fine until you start feeding it again. Some pistols seem allergic…
Rifles That Trained Soldiers—And Still Train Shooters
Some rifles leave the battlefield and fade into history. Others go home with soldiers, end up on firing lines,…