Ammunition
Maverick 88 Home Defense Shotgun — Cheap but Reliable
There are plenty of inexpensive shotguns to choose from these days. Turkish, Chinese, and American shotguns are available for less…Read More >
Range Reports
Get firearm and ammunition test reports with our range reports section. More than just reviews, we take products out for a spin so you can see how they perform.
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Henry Homesteader 9mm Carbine — Classic Look, Modern Performance
Who knew? America’s prolific producer of lever guns can make a darn fine semi-auto carbine, too. Henry Repeating Arms, the…Read More >
Range Reports
Video: Colt 6933 EPR — Updated M4 Commando
I have long been a fan of the old-school Colt M4 Commando. However, as romantic as the rifle is, it…Read More >
Range Reports
Range Report: Savage Renegauge Competition Shotgun
Savage has made a hard play at the semi-auto shotgun market with something new and innovative that reflects the “new…Read More >
Firearms
Range Report: SIG M400 Rifle — Beyond Service Grade
A technological and marketing term called feature creep has troubled me for some time when it comes to service grade…Read More >
Firearms
Range Report: KelTec P15 9mm — Concealed Carry Perfection
If anyone has a reputation for innovation and originality it is KelTec. While many makers have waxed fat with 100-year-old…Read More >
Firearms
Range Report: Savage Impulse — Straight-Pull Bolt Gun
I have used bolt-action rifles for decades. The only straight pull I have owned was a vintage Schmidt Rubin. I…Read More >
Firearms
CZ 512 Rifle Range Report — .22 Magnum Powered
.22 Magnum firearms are addictive, and the CZ 512 is no exception. I have fired a good many this year.…Read More >
Handguns
S&W Equalizer 9mm – An Improvement to the EZ-Rack
The original EZ-Rack Shield was a welcome addition to the concealed carry crowd — especially among those with hand issues…Read More >
Firearms
Throwback Thursday: The 1911 Pistol — Reliability and Accuracy
Originally designed to be used from horseback, the 1911 firearm proved successful during the last cavalry charge in 1916 Mexico. You can carry this traditional sidearm cocked and locked, but do you know why? Read this article and range report to learn why.