It was a few months ago I received the TALO El Dorado .22 lever gun to photograph for TALO. Once all that business was over I offered to do a review of the little rifle based on the Henry Golden Boy. I mean why not? It is a lever gun in .22, and I already […]
It was a few months ago I received the CZ Redhead Premier Target to try out. Full discloser, I do not know a whole lot about formal sporting clays and such but I have spent many an afternoon busting clays in the back yard with friends. Now Candy with the Gun Powder Gals is up […]
Last year, Chad and I spent the day at the Gunsite Academy where the Colt Media day was held reintroducing the Colt Python. You can read that article by following this link. I am thankful to see Colt getting back into the revolver game. You can read my review of the Colt King Cobra […]
The Dan Wesson Specialist, a culmination of mission-specific features applied to the tried and true 1911 platform. For some reason, Dan Wesson discontinued the Specialist in 2019 but thankfully reintroduced it at SHOT show 2020 with some updated changes. Let’s go through those first. The serrations of the top of the slide are no longer […]
Back in 2016, I reviewed the Gilboa M43 rifle from Silver Shadow; you can read that review by following this link. I was impressed by the rifle and began to develop a relationship with the manufacture and the fine people that worked there. The Gilboa DBR Snake was unveiled at the 2017 SHOT show, and […]
It was not that long ago I published an article talking about breaking in a rifle barrel, specifically a match grade rifle barrel. You can read it by following this link. I used the Remington 700 VSF in .220 Swift for that article. A fine rifle to be sure in one of my favorite […]
It was a couple of months ago I received the Uni-Comp by Tyrant Designs for review. The Uni-Comp is a 5/8″x24 thread universal compensate for 9mm pistols with a 5/8″x24 threaded barrel. It is a two-piece design that attaches to the threaded barrel without modifying your pistol. In the box comes the two-piece Uni-Comp, wrench […]
First Impressions It was a couple of months ago I received the Ruger SP 101, Wiley Clapp, by TALO for review. I had an idea what to expect as I have had a Ruger SP 101 for about 20 years now, shot it some, and carried it often. As with all TALO editions, there are upgrades. […]
One aspect of buying a brand new match grade rifle is correctly breaking in the barrel. When rifling is cut at the factory, there are very minor and microscopic flaws that are left behind by the cutting tools. This is a common occurrence and is easily mitigated by breaking in the barrel when brand new. […]
It was close to the end of last year when I reviewed the CZ SP 01 Tactical. You can read that review by following this link. I was thoroughly satisfied with that pistol, other than the lack of a threaded barrel, and bought the test sample from CZ. I ran the gun for a while […]
