Firearm History
California’s Excellent Influence on Gun Culture
Considering the politics and attitudes in California today, it may seem anachronistic, but California and Southern California specifically was at…Read More >
Considering the politics and attitudes in California today, it may seem anachronistic, but California and Southern California specifically was at…Read More >
I grew up in homes without self-loading firearms of multiple types. My grandfather owned Smith and Wesson revolvers, although he…Read More >
With the cost of doing business at the range going up every time it rains, I decided that casting lead…Read More >
Stoeger is an interesting company. In addition to making popular shotguns, Stoeger is a maker of air guns, a publisher…Read More >
Sometimes we call it handloading, but most folks call it reloading. After all, what makes it all worthwhile is being…Read More >
In this everyday carry gear series, we’ve covered where to begin, the best holsters and the best loads. Today, we…Read More >
I recently ordered and loaded over 1,000 Hornady HAP bullets. I wanted to see how these bullets performed. While I…Read More >
I have been loading the 9mm Luger for some time. I admit, my first efforts were nothing to brag about.…Read More >
The Uberti is well made of good material and probably stronger than the first Generation Colt. The Bisley revolver is handsomely finished. The grips fit the grip frame well. The barrel is what is sometimes called the Gunfighter length, cut off at the end of the ejector for 4 ¾-inch length.
A new offering from Glock is a pretty exciting pistol. The pistol isn’t just a black 19X, rather, it is a new take on the Glock line. It is configured in a similar manner to the Glock 19X but differs in important particulars.