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Need some protection for your hands from weekend shooting to busting down doors? We bought a bunch of the most popular tactical shooting gloves out there and tested them with competitions, range trips, and even a house move or two. All Tested Tactical Shooting Gloves While emphasis will be on
Choosing a spot to carry your gun is almost as important as the gun you carry. When it comes to choosing a concealed carry location, the ideal place for you is where ever you have easy access to at the time. Carrying concealed I know that kind of sounds confusing,
Having a handful of different sight setups on a few of my Glocks, I figured it’d be handy to compare them side-by-side in various lighting conditions in a consistent manner. While I had my own feelings going into it, I found it interesting how similar the tritium and fiber options were with blacked out rears.
What was once a $50 little metal gadget is now worth around $20,000 due to the 1986 ban on newly manufactured machine guns.
Personally having experienced using a shield before, not a good experience, its very clunky to work with, but this Universal shield may be a blessing.
I know that we all love having fun shooting our AR’s but when its over, its time to get to the business of cleaning. Having a specific tool like the CAT M4 is an invaluable piece to have so you can get into the nooks and crannies of your bolt
[su_heading size=”30″]The Operator Model tactical brass recovery system from TBR really works.[/su_heading] STORY AND PHOTOS BY FRANK JARDIM [su_dropcap style=”light” size=”5″]L[/su_dropcap]ew Grasser is a Marine Corps veteran who owns and operates Tactical Brass Recovery (TBR) in New Salisbury, Ind. He’s spent a lot of time watching spent cases eject from
[su_heading size=”30″]Lyman has reintroduced their popular #2 for the Uberti 1873 and other lever-actions.[/su_heading] STORY AND PHOTOS BY MIKE NESBITT [su_dropcap style=”flat” size=”5″]T[/su_dropcap]he current sustained popularity of the guns of the Old West convinced Lyman to reintroduce some of the fine accessories they used to manufacture in the 1800s. That’s
Have you ever wondered how a level IIIA ballistic helmet that are used by our military and law enforcemnt personnel would hold up against a full magazine of 9mm hollow points? The helmet is resin composite design to be able to withstand a .44 magnum round, so a 9mm shouldn’t
[su_heading size=”30″]Modern range finders, scopes and custom turrets make it simpler than ever to shoot accurately out to long ranges.[/su_heading] STORY AND PHOTOS BY BRAD FITZPATRICK [su_dropcap style=”flat” size=”5″]T[/su_dropcap]he aoudad were camouflaged in the dry grass and rocks above us, but there was no way to stalk any closer to
[su_heading size=”30″]Tac Star’s Slimline Shotshell Carrier increases the readiness factor of every smoothbore.[/su_heading] STORY AND PHOTOS BY DAVE WORKMAN [su_dropcap style=”flat” size=”5″]R[/su_dropcap]ecent tragic events have forced a growing number of armed citizens to the realization that while it is still a remote possibility, the potential for finding one’s self in
[su_heading size=”30″]Leupold Blends High Capacity With Quality, State-of-the-art Recycling To Produce Top Optics[/su_heading] STORY AND PHOTOS BY TROY RODAKOWSKI [su_dropcap style=”flat” size=”5″]T[/su_dropcap]he Leupold & Stevens factory in Beaverton, Ore., just west of Portland, stands on the far edge of a grassy, wooded hill at the end of a long, curving