What’s that ghostly trail in the air? A bullet, flying and turning on its way to nail a target over a mile away. This is science fiction—4-inches long, and launchedfrom the barrel of a gun.
FNH USA is pleased to announce the introduction of the new FN FNS-9 and FNS-40 striker-fired autoloading duty pistols to the American law enforcement and commercial market at the 2012 SHOT Show in Las Vegas. The new FNS features a highly-ergonomic frame design that includes an ultra-low bore axis to reduce felt recoil and two […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The AR universe is in flux. Companies are popping up right and left, and the plethora of painted ARs to be seen on the range is like never before. There’s one simple reason: the AR has finally become the ultimate home hobby gun. Read More
Artillery systems have been around almost as long as gunpowder and have played a prominent role in virtually every conflict since then. But they’ve never been as precise—and deadly—as the Dragon Fire II automated mortar. Click here for more…. (Gizmodo)
If there is a legitimate criticism of the 1911 as a carry gun, it is size and weight. But the 1911 is also available in smaller size configurations known as the Commanders, Defenders and Officers Models. Choosing from among these models, you’ll be sure to find a pistol to match your needs. Read the article […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
For decades, the legendary Mossberg 500 pump-action shotgun has been selected by the military, law enforcement agencies and civilians worldwide for its rock-solid durability and superior reliability; simply known as a tool that you can count on. A similar tenet is expressed by Marine Corps veteran and former SWAT team member, Clint Smith, who serves […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It is arguably the most recognized firearm in the world, and the longest serving US infantry rifle ever fielded. It has been copied by numerous countries, and its civilian counterpart is produced by virtually every firearms manufacturer out there. Yet, when it was first introduced, many people immediately began writing its obituary because of the […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
By Kent Stonecipher, Oklahoma City Firearms Examiner (courtesy of the CMP newsletter)- Choosing a rifle to shoot in the Civilian Marksmanship Program’s Vintage Sniper Rifle Match has been more of a problem than I anticipated. I fully expected to use a replica 1903A4 that I had put together a few years ago but issues with […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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