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Colt Python 2020, finally reintroduced.
Update, full review of the Colt Python at this link. Colt Python, a sidearm for a generation that appreciated the finer things in life. Finally, Colt is making them again, but how does the new one stack up? My friend Chad and I were lucky enough to attend Colt Media day at Gunsite Academy at […]
Rose gold Ruger LCP II by TALO
It was several months ago I got the rose gold Ruger LCP II by TALO in and over that time we have ran the gun pretty hard and were able to get some solid ideas on where this pistol is at. First Impressions While you get what you get with the grip area it does […]
Colt Combat Elite no assembly required.
The title may sound a bit strange, but if you understand that nothing really needs to be done to the new Colt Combat Elite, to make it ready for the holster or race track it makes more sense. The new Combat Elite is a family of pistols from the Government size to Commander and Defender, […]
Mounting a Leupold VX-Freedom Rimfire on a Tikka T1X
If you are following along the journey with my new Tikka T1X .22LR rifle you’ve already seen me paint the factory stock in a GAP camo pattern. If not see that article here. In the spirit of keeping the rifle light and handy (the reason for painting the stock vs replacing it with an aftermarket […]
Reorganizing Your Gun Safe with SecureIt Gun Storage
Most gun safes are essentially a metal box with drywall walls and a dismal array of barrel supports and some shelves. I lived with my safe as it shipped for a very short time before I moved to Gun Storage Solutions’ rifle rods that helped reclaim space and get rifles easier to get to. This […]
Painting a Stock Camo at Home
Cerakote is a great way to get a tough beautiful finish on your firearm, but many people are turned off by the cost to do so. The hassle of sending your firearm in to be done is also off putting. By the time you add up the costs to do an intricate camouflage pattern it […]
1911 School: Series 70
Almost as soon as Colt introduced the Series 80 pistols, they began to be denigrated by the purists, and all the pre-Series 80s…whether they were built in 1912 or 1982…were to become known as “Series 70” guns…even the pistols not made by Colt. Now, it seems that even Colt has taken to using the term […]
Colt King Cobra Target, a sophisticated sidearm.
It was a few months and some 250 rounds ago I was introduced to the Colt King Cobra Target First Impressions The revolver is well fit, had a traditional Colt cylinder latch and clockwise rotating cylinder, and a target rear sight adjustable for windage and elevation. The hammer spur was serrated for a positive purchase […]
444 Marlin far more than a brush gun.
It was about two months ago when I got the 444 Marlin chambered in the 444 Marlin, which I have heard referred to the Marlin Triple 4 or the Triple 4 Marlin. I am just trying to cover all my bases on how this fine lever gun and its cartridge have been referred to. First […]
CZ 75 SP 01 Tactical, updated classic.
It was about three months ago I received a CZ 75 SP 01 Tactical for review, and with almost 500 rounds downrange, we all got a chance to see what was what. You will notice, this pistol is reminiscent of the 75 B Omega, as reviewed here. However, it has some noticeable updates such as […]