A Tale of Two Cartridges The world of firearms can feel vast and complex, especially when it comes to selecting the perfect cartridge for your rifle. For those who enjoy the versatile AR-15 platform, the choices expand even further. Two popular contenders often compete for attention: the tried-and-true .223 Remington, often associated with its military … Read more
What is a 1911 Guide Rod? The iconic 1911 pistol, a testament to John Browning’s ingenious design, has enjoyed unwavering popularity for well over a century. Its enduring appeal lies in its comfortable ergonomics, inherent accuracy, and timeless aesthetic. This firearm has seen service in countless military and law enforcement agencies and remains a favorite … Read more
Cartridge Design and Details A Closer Look at Origins The world of powerful cartridges is a fascinating one, where engineering and ballistic science collide to create tools for a variety of purposes. Within this realm, two names often spark discussion: the .50 Action Express (.50 AE) and the .50 Beowulf. Both are large-bore cartridges that … Read more
A History of Rugged Dependability The H&R Pardner Pump shotgun has earned a solid reputation as a reliable and affordable firearm. The shotgun’s origins are connected to the legacy of Harrington & Richardson, a well-known name in the firearms industry. The Pardner Pump emerged as a direct result of the company’s desire to offer a … Read more
Understanding ACP Have you ever considered the realm of firearms and found yourself intrigued by the subtle differences and distinctive terminologies? In that world, a phrase that often surfaces is “ACP Gun.” It’s a term loaded with history, design, and significant implications. But what exactly does it mean? This article aims to unravel the complexities … Read more
A Closer Look at the Taurus 85 Ultra Lite The Taurus 85 Ultra Lite is a double-action/single-action revolver chambered in the venerable .38 Special cartridge. The term “Ultra Lite” in its name hints at one of its defining characteristics: its remarkably lightweight design. It’s a firearm designed for ease of carry, designed to be with … Read more
A Magnum Revolution Begins The crisp air of a late autumn day carried the faint scent of gunpowder. A glint of sunlight danced off the polished bluing of the revolver, held steady in my hand. It wasn’t just any firearm; it was the Smith & Wesson Model 27, a legend forged in steel and innovation. … Read more
Born of Tradition: A Look at Heritage Manufacturing The crisp morning air held the scent of spent gunpowder, a familiar fragrance to anyone who’s enjoyed a day at the range. The glint of sunlight danced across the polished steel of a classic revolver, a weapon that whispers tales of the Old West and simpler times. … Read more
A History of the Sub 2000 The Origins of a Unique Carbine To truly understand the Kel Tec Sub 2000 40, we must first appreciate its origins. The company, Kel Tec, is known for its innovative designs and commitment to producing compact, lightweight, and often unconventional firearms. Their philosophy centers around providing functional and affordable … Read more
Unveiling the Mechanics: The Factors That Shape a Muzzleloader’s Reach The Power Within: Powder Charge and Its Impact The heart of any muzzleloader’s performance is the powder charge. The amount of black powder (or a black powder substitute) you pack into your rifle directly affects the velocity of the bullet. A larger charge will generally … Read more
