Hornady Rapid Safe, secured but accessible. Keeping a handgun that you are proficient with at home is a great idea. Home is the one place you should always feel safe. With that said, as we all know there are responsibilities that are attached to firearm ownership. Just as any tool you need to know how…
50 BMG cut away, into the belly of the beast I had the opportunity to photograph a pretty rare .50 Browning Machine Gun, it is a factory cut away used as a training tool for armorers of the famed Ma Deuce. I was not able to get an exact data on this particular M2…
Charter Arms Bulldog. 44 Special revolver, a guard dog in your pocket. With all the new fangled miniature auto loaders for concealed carry available today it is tough to beat a snub nose revolver chambered in a cartridge that is loaded with a big heavy slow bullet. Short barreled revolvers suffer from velocity loss more…
Auto-Ordnance WWII Parkerized reviewed This Kahr-built Auto-Ordnance 1911PKZSE is a revisiting of the old M1911 pistols from 1911-1923. It is close to the original pistols with a few changes made to revisit the design. According to Auto Ordnance the pistol’s frame is cast while the slide is barstock and the barrel is a one-piece item….
An Old Warhorse is Revived. The pistol itself is intended to be a reproduction of the 1918 Colt 1911. The 1911 finish began to change at the request of the military, which was looking for a less reflective option. In mid-1918, in order to expedite production of the pistols the last few finishing steps were…
Chiappa Rhino reinventing the wheel(gun) Build a better mousetrap, and the world will beat a path to your door is a misquotation of Ralph Waldo Emerson but it has truth to it, no matter who said it. I believe Chiappa Arms has taken that advice to heart when they introduced the Rhino. If you…
American Derringer in 10mm Auto, a hideout with a bite First, a little history. The term derringer is a misspelling of the last name of Henry Deringer due to Remington holding the trademark on Henry Derringer’s name. Henry Derringer was a 19th-century gunsmith that specialized in pocket guns. Originally Henry Deringer’s handgun was a single…
Review of Charter Arms “Chic Lady” DAO in 38 special -Roger Pettit, PC Shooting Charter Arms is a 100% American owned company that uses 100% American parts that has an excellent reputation for customer service. I cannot attest to this personally as I have yet to have to send anything back but I scoured the…
BPM CQB Pistol, a handful of wicked About a month before the official release of the Barnes Precision Machine CQB pistol to the public I was offered to beta test one of the prototypes with a 7 1/2″ 5.56 and 300 Blackout upper. Well, how in the hell could I turn that down? My first…
Springfield Armory XD-S. Small, Concealable, and Powerful When I was given the chance to review the Springfield Armory XD-S bought brand new by my friend Gabriel Nelson I was on board. I have reviewed several Springfield Government Models over the years for a few other publications but this would be my first polymer receiver Springfield. …
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