General
John Moses Browning and His Creations
John Browning was the most prolific firearms designer in the United States and perhaps the world. He lived in a…Read More >
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Ammunition
7×57 Mauser
It shouldn’t be surprising how many modern hunting cartridges can trace their ancestry back to military based roots. Ammunition designed…Read More >
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News
Sturm, Ruger & Company: A Brief History
Armed with a talent for gun design, a dedication for improving manufacturing techniques and a keen eye for seeing the…Read More >
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Steyr Mannlicher History
Steyr was founded on April 16th 1864 by Josef Werndl as the Josef und Franz Werndl & Company Waffenfabrik und…Read More >
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Blades and Knives
Knife Anatomy 101: What is a Knife’s Tang?
You see it in the descriptions of many types of fixed blade knives: full tang, half tang, rat-tail tang, yet what…Read More >
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Guest Post: Commander Zero on Revolvers
The suitability of the revolver depends on what you are tasking it with and where you’re using it. In this article, Commander Zero shares why he still likes a revolver and what his favorites are.
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Blades and Knives
Knife Anatomy 101: Blade Types
Knives come in all shapes in sizes. Each description of the blade type actually refers to a specific shape design.…Read More >
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Water Purification
The EPA reports that 90% of the world’s fresh water supply is contaminated. According to the World Health Organization, 80%…Read More >
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Guest Post: Caleb on Faster Revolver Reloads
Todays guest post is by Caleb Giddings from Gun Nuts Media. Caleb is the 2009 Indiana State IDPA champion, as well…Read More >
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Consumer Information
Shopping for and Inspecting Used Revolvers
So, I’m heading out to the local gun show Sunday, and I’m looking for some bargains on revolvers. I’m pretty…Read More >
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