The humble .22 rifle is an excellent training tool and small game getter, but how does it stack up as a tactical option?
AuthorJim Maybrick
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Marlin 30-30: Why I Learned to Embrace the Marlin Model 336 and Forget the 94 Winchester
The Marlin 336 (aka Marlin 30-30) is a classic lever action rifle. Although Ruger makes a new one, don’t overlook the original for your next meat getter.
Illustrated: The Ballistics of Contact Gunshot Wounds
Contact gunshot wounds result from worst-case grappling fights and can help inform us on our firearms and ammunition choices for personal protection.
Ruger LCP Max: A Micro Compact 380
The Ruger LCP Max occupies the same footprint as the original in .380 ACP, but it now boasts double digit capacity.
The New Colt Viper .357: A Diet King Cobra
The Colt Viper was a rare snake gun. Now it is back as an all-steel .357 Magnum revolver optimized for belt carry.
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The New Walther PPK/s .32 ACP: A Quick Evaluation
Walther has rolled out the Walther PPK/s, PPK, and PP in .32 ACP after a decades long absence from the American market. Here is our overview of the PPK/s model in particular.
The Grand Power Stribog: Now in 10mm Auto
The Grand Power Stribog platform opens the 10mm to longer range personal protection and hunting possibilities. Did we mention it is a hoot to shoot?
Taylors & Company 1858 Remington Black Rock Revolver
The 1858 Remington Black Rock is Taylor & Company’s rust-resistant take on the famous Remington New Model Army Revolver.
The Top 10 Blue Force Gear Slings You Need to Know About
Blue Force Gear is a premiere maker of tactical gear including plate carriers, chest rigs, and trauma kits. In their 20 years, Blue Force is perhaps best well known for its lightweight MOLLE load carriage. But for tactical and nontactical applications, Blue Force...
Head-to-Head: Colt Official Police and Smith & Wesson M&P
The Colt Official Police and the Smith & Wesson Model 10 are two iconic midcentury handguns. But which is better from a shooter’s perspective?