DIY
Best Practices for Mounting Optics on Rifles
When looking over the used rack at the gun shop, it isn’t unusual to find a number of scope-mounted rifles.…Read More >
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Ammunition
Does Anyone Still Use the .38 Super?
A question that comes up around gun shops is, “Who still uses the .38 Super,” if anyone? I am one…Read More >
Consumer Information
Taking a Look at Changes in the 1911
The 1911 handgun is a respected firearm and among the greatest fighting weapons ever designed and manufactured. It is enjoying…Read More >
Concealed Carry
Custom Carry Guns: Pros and Cons
When I choose a concealed carry handgun, I look at several factors. First: concealability. While some may be able to…Read More >
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 >
General
AR-15 Components: Four Times When a Little More Means a Lot Better
There is a huge array of AR-15 components available at Cheaper Than Dirt! Shopping options usually involve two criteria. First, is…Read More >
General
Handloads: Wilson Combat EDC X9
I have been loading the 9mm Luger for some time. I admit, my first efforts were nothing to brag about.…Read More >
General
Range Report: Remington R1
I own a number of nice 1911-type handguns. Several are high-end custom handguns with super fitting; good, tight tolerances; a…Read More >
General
Top 10 AR-15 Drop-In Triggers
Out of the box, the AR-15 is action ready. Whether you are ready to plink, hunt, or defense your castle, a stock out of the box AR-15 will get the job done. However, who wants to settle for a rifle the peaks at getting the job done? Likely, the best money you can spend on your AR is a simple to install, drop-in trigger upgrade. Here are our top 10 choices to improve your accuracy.
Ammunition
A Hard Look at the .224 Valkyrie
The newest and brightest addition to the AR-15 family is a 5.56mm-diameter cartridge with more punch and long-range potential than the .223 Remington. The .224 Valkyrie is designed to remain supersonic to 1,300 yards, but design and performance are not always one in the same. The Shooter’s Log put the Valkyrie through its paces, even if we did put our thumb on the scale by using a $4,000 Wilson Combat Super Sniper.