Ammunition
Throwback Thursday: The Rise and Fall of the .25 ACP
By the standards of 1905, the 6.35x16mmSR (AKA .25 ACP) was a tiny miracle. Using a semi-rimmed case, this cartridge…Read More >
Author: Oleg Volk
Oleg Volk is a creative director working mainly in firearms advertising. A great fan of America and the right to bear arms, he uses his photography to support the right of every individual to self-determination and independence. To that end, he is also a big fan of firearms.
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Firearms
Second Look: Taurus 692 Revolver
Second opinions. They’re always beneficial, whether you’re talking about medical diagnoses or firearms. We’ll be covering one for the latter…Read More >
Consumer Information
Gun Gift Ideas: 2020 Edition
This year has turned the holiday gift-giving tradition into a more serious affair than usual. This year’s gifts are more…Read More >
Firearms
Review: Keystone Arms Crickett Precision Rifle
Keystone Arms makes accurate rifles. The Crickett single shot and Model 722 bolt-action repeaters both have very accurate barrels. Meant…Read More >
Competitive Shooting
The 1x Prism Scope Showdown
Prism scopes actually date back to World War I, being common at the time for use with machine guns and…Read More >
Ammunition
Aguila Sniper Subsonic .22: The Silent Smiter
Aguila SSS might as well stand for “Silent, Super-Specialized.” It’s the logical culmination of the effort to make suppressor-friendly rimfire…Read More >
Ammunition
The 5 Most Common Rifle Reloading Myths
Rifle reloading is pretty much like any topic out there in that you can’t believe everything you hear. It might…Read More >
Firearms
Review: Kel-Tec P17
Seeing the first Kel-Tec P17 prototypes two years ago led me to ask the following question: Why? After the futuristic,…Read More >
Ammunition
What Is Headspace (and Why Is It Important)?
Headspace is the distance between the back of a cartridge and whichever part of it controls the position in the…Read More >
Firearms
Bullpup vs. Conventional Rifles
Bullpups—firearms with the action behind the trigger rather than in front—have been around since the early 20th century. In the…Read More >