Consumer Information
Magazine Maintenance: Do’s and Don’ts
Every semi-automatic gun I can think of has a magazine, as do some bolt-action rifles. That means a lot of…Read More >
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Ammunition
Handloading 101: Accurate Load Development
Bob Campbell has gone the extra mile in working up super accurate handloads. The goal is reliability first and then accuracy and power. With careful handloading practice, you can do the same. Read this article to learn the basics in handloads.
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Ammunition
A Closer Look at Federal’s New Short Shells
The most formidable of home defense weapons is the 12-gauge shotgun. Powerful and fast handling, the shotgun gives a trained…Read More >
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Consumer Information
4 Facts About Veterans Day That You Might Not Know
Happy Veterans Day! Cheaper Than Dirt would like to take this moment to honor all military veterans who have served…Read More >
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Firearms
Review: Tisas 1911 Handguns
When we have major responsibilities–family, house, vehicle, education, etc.—we sometimes push aside our wants and keep our needs first on…Read More >
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AR-15s
The 3 Most Popular AR-15 Build Styles
There are almost as many ways to build an AR-15 as there are parts combinations. Today, however, we’re going to…Read More >
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Consumer Information
A Look at the Springfield 1911 Lightweight Operator .45 ACP
Previously, we reviewed the Springfield Armory Loaded Operator. The Loaded Operator is a full-size, Government Model, steel-frame handgun with a…Read More >
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Firearms
A Look at the Springfield 1911 Loaded Operator .45 ACP
In my opinion, the most solidly built, reliable, and useful of all personal defense handgun designs is the 1911—given a…Read More >
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Firearms
Review: The New, Less-Expensive Ruger 10/22
Ruger has offered good-quality firearms to working people for more than 70 years. The Ruger 10/22 is among the most…Read More >
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Gear, Parts and Accessories
Hearing Protection Buyer’s Guide for Shooters
It doesn’t matter whether you’re shooting indoors or out, whether you’re firing one shot while out hunting or a fusillade while you and your buddies plinking away at the range: you need to protect your hearing. The noise from a single gunshot can cause immediate hearing damage, so take reasonable precautions and protect your hearing. Read the Shooter’s Log guide to buying the best hearing protection.
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