Ammunition
Classic Defense Loads
Things become classic because they work, endure and develop a good reputation. The same applies to firearms and ammunition. Some…Read More >
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Ammunition
Why the .40 Is Still Kicking
There has been a move recently to the 9mm Luger in law enforcement circles. I can’t say the .40 S&W…Read More >
Ammunition
Exploring the Effective Range of a .450 Bushmaster
While “Big Bore” mania has been circulating for a while now, a newer cartridge is finding its way to the…Read More >
Firearm History
A History of Long-Barrel Magnums
A long time ago, there were no Magnum cartridges. It was only 85 years ago that the .357 Magnum cartridge…Read More >
Ammunition
Why You Should Give the 10mm Automatic a Chance
Quite a few shooters, myself included, cling to the handguns they have used for many years and don’t give newer…Read More >
Firearms
The 10 Greatest Revolvers Of All Time
The revolver wasn’t invented by Sam Colt, but it was perfected by him. The revolver changed the world for fighting…Read More >
Ammunition
Heavyweight Bullet Choices for Personal Defense
There is only one reason to fire at another human being, and that is to stop a threat. The threat…Read More >
Firearms
Review: Ruger GP100 Wiley Clapp Model
Some shooters regard revolvers as dinosaurs. Since the introduction of the first reliable self-loading pistols well over 100 years ago,…Read More >
Safety and Training
Tactical Mistakes and Myths — One Author’s Observations
Next to food, clothing, and shelter, the need for self-defense is prominent in our genes. You did not make many…Read More >
Firearms
Review: Traditions Engraved Revolvers
The Single Action Army has a storied history. Originally called the Top Strap revolver, the Peacemaker in civilian sales (and the Model P internally at Colt) and later the Frontier Six Shooter when chambered for the .44-40 cartridge, the Colt SAA was the most rugged, reliable and powerful cartridge revolver of the day.