Firearm History
Practical Testing of the Cooper Scout Rifle Concept
Much has been written about Jeff Cooper’s scout rifle concept. Although no one can speak more authoritatively on the subject…Read More >
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Firearms
Ruger PC Charger 9mm Pistol — A New Level of PCC
The pistol caliber carbine (PCC) market is smoking hot and continues to be one of the biggest growth segments in…Read More >
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Save Money by Shooting .22 LR in Your AR-15
Like absolutely everyone who shoots, I feel the impacts of either not being able to get ammo or the unwillingness…Read More >
Gear, Parts and Accessories
Advantage Arms — Glock .22 LR Rimfire Conversion Kits
Like every other Glock owner, I love to shoot and practice with the gun I own versus having something that…Read More >
Gun Care
AR Building and Gunsmithing — Tools of the Trade
The modern sporting rifles that range from the AR-15s and AR-10s, pistol-caliber carbines, and the AK-47 and AK-74 formats are…Read More >
Firearms
Review: Ruger LC Carbine 5.7×28 — Fast, Slim, and Powerful
Considering the amount of overtime that the Ruger Engineering team has dedicated to product introductions, plus the Marlin acquisition, it…Read More >
Airguns and Airsoft
Walther Reign UXT .25 Pellet Gun PCP Repeater
A few years back, I was blown away with my first experiences with PCP — Pre-Charged Pneumatic air guns. The…Read More >
Firearms
Affordable Precision — Riton RT-S MOD 7 Meets Savage 110 Tactical
Having owned several $3,000-$5,000 precision rifles, the quest for accuracy can be expensive. The goal of this build was a rig with fine, precise accuracy with a price tag most shooters could afford. At full MSRP this complete ready to shoot setup is under $1,800 including gun, optic, rings, and magazine and easily delivers sub-.5-inch 100-yard groups—all day long.
Firearms
Review: Ruger PC Carbine With GLOCK Magazine
Ruger has done something few companies have ever done outside of the AR-15 market by designing and offering the Ruger PC Carbine with out-of-the box functionality with another competing manufacturers magazines, along with Ruger’s own SR-series magazines. The brilliant 10/22-influenced design is everything we could hope for in a inexpensive, reliable, and easily serviceable $650 MSRP rifle.
General
Range Report: Ruger Precision Rifle .223/5.56 RPR
The Ruger Precision Rifle is a competition killer—in the factory precision rifle market—from a number of perspectives. Everything is included—billet precision chassis, fully-adjustable buttstock, folding stock adapter, AR compatible safety, outstanding factory trigger, tri-lug-style bolt, free-floated, AR-15 compatible forend, and AICS compatible box-fed magazine. Best of all, the RPR is available in .223!