Calibers that sell well but shoot poorly
Every shooter’s been tempted by marketing—those flashy new cartridges that promise “flatter shooting,” “less recoil,” and “better terminal performance.”…
Handguns that don’t like jacketed hollow points
There’s nothing worse than trusting your carry gun, loading up with quality defensive ammo, and then watching it nose-dive…
Rifles that fall apart after a single harsh season
You want a rifle that earns its keep—one you can carry, trust, and not worry about when the weather…
Calibers that flatter themselves on paper but flop in real hunts
Ballistics charts can make any cartridge look impressive. High velocity, flat trajectory, and glossy marketing convince hunters that newer…
Rifles that cost a fortune and shoot worse than cheap options
You’d think spending big money would buy you better accuracy. But any experienced hunter knows price tags don’t always…
Cartridges that performed in testing but flopped in the field
Ballistics charts and gel tests can make any cartridge look impressive, but hunting and real-world shooting have a way…
Pistols that always send you back to the counter
Every shooter has owned a pistol that made them rethink their life choices before they even left the range….
Pistols that nobody recommends but everyone buys anyway
Every gun shop counter has one—a pistol sitting under the glass that every experienced shooter warns about, yet it…
Pistols that won’t stay accurate after 50 rounds
There’s nothing worse than a handgun that starts out grouping well and then falls apart halfway through a range…
Rounds that can’t group past 100 yards
Every shooter’s been there—standing at the range, squinting through the scope, wondering if it’s you or the ammo that’s…