Is the new Sig XM7 a big mistake? The United States Armed Forces have selected a replacement for the 60 year old M16/M4 infantry rifle platform–finally. Designed and produced by Sig-Sauer, it fires a unique, and in many ways, revolutionary,…
Instinctive point shooting: life saver or old school BS? Is instinctive point shooting a handgun better or faster than using the sights? Point shooting with one hand dominated combative handgun tactics for centuries until around the 1970’s. Today, many people…
Top 5 Cartridges For Your One Homesteading Rifle A homesteading rifle has different requirements than other rifles. If you have just one homesteading rifle, what are the best cartridge choices? Well, you’re in luck. In this terrific video, we run…
Best and Worst 10mm Defense Loads (Tested and Ranked) Once on life support during the late 1990’s and early 2000’s, the 10mm Auto has risen from the ashes. It offers epic power, enough to drop a petulant Grizzly bear, but…
Best snub-nosed revolver ever made. Snub-nosed revolvers are classics. When ever I see one, I envision old detective movies, noir novels, Dick Tracy, Sargent Friday, Hawaii Five-O, and Elliot Ness. Almost every gun maker has offered small-framed, short-barreled revolvers since–well–since…
7 Guns You Must Have in Montana Thinking about a move to Montana? Do you live in Montana? Watch our terrific video to see the seven guns you must own in Montana. Please support us on Patreon so we can…
Top 5 Cartridges if You Have Just 1 Handgun If you have just one handgun, for whatever reason, you need to check out our terrific video. We’ll show you the top 5 cartridges you should consider. Please support us on…
Winchester 10mm Silver Tip (Old School Hero or Zero?) Just as sharks have swam in the ocean for eons, Winchester’s Silver Tip bullet has endured longer than any other hollow point on the market. Save for the Hydra-Shok, it has…
Hornady Critical Duty 175 grain 10mm (any good?) The 10mm Auto cartridge has seen a boom-bust-boom cycle which would give a Texas oil wildcatter a coronary. Introduced in the mid-1980s, it almost died on arrival. Then in 1989, the FBI…
Is it time to retire the .30-06 Springfield? The “06” in .30-06 is short for 1906, the years the U.S. Army adopted the cartridge for service in its small arms. Do the math. Next year the .30-06 Springfield is 120…