Hollywood and its gunplay is always in our sights. Previously we’ve reviewed common movie gun myths and why they’re wrong. Bullets don’t send people flying across an entire room and suppressors don’t completely mute firearms. But one aspect of cinema we haven’t covered is cars offering protection from gunfire. [in_content
Last October SIG Sauer announced its M400 Tread Rifle. Our brethren at Tactical-Life broke news on the rifle. The idea behind the rifle was customization with plenty of “room to grow,” as SIG said. Less than one year later comes word of an 11.5-inch barrel SIG M400 Tread Pistol variant.
The moment has a conflicting essence of tension and calm. The two men stand across from one another, measuring almost imperceptible nuances of motion and breath. Then, in a flash, steel erupts from a scabbard as the first man flows like water to the side. The second man is now
I’ll be the first to say I was highly against podcasts. To me, it felt like listening to anything but the radio or music while driving was a crime against humanity. I am a music fanatic. If you have ever watched my IG stories, you know I karaoke my face
WARNING: Our list of movie shootouts contains spoilers galore. If you haven’t seen the films listed below, we suggest watching them in full first. You won’t regret it. When it comes to guns in Hollywood, we’re pretty vocal. We criticize Hollywood when it pulls stupid shit like it did with
Life in New England sure has changed in the past few decades. Not long ago, gun manufacturers filled the Connecticut River Valley with industry-best firearms. Colts were made in Hartford, Parker Brothers shotguns were produced in Meriden, and Marlin Firearms were machined in North Haven. Oliver Winchester and Oscar Mossberg
Savage Arms just expanded two of its popular hunting rifle lines to the .450 Bushmaster cartridge. While the .450 availability might make some shooters happy, a price tag under $775 makes the packages even better, especially when you realize they both come with an optic. [in_content post=”9638″ alignment=”align-left” /] What
A number of companies jumped on the anti-gun bandwagon in recent months — Dick’s Sporting Goods, Levi Jeans, and Paypal, just to name a few. Some are surprising, some not. However, the most recent name to join the list is beyond surprising, given its fanbase. NASCAR has reportedly joined the
Odds are that if you peruse gun-related media inside the walls of Instagram or Facebook, you’ve seen some attractive women in various stages of dress — or undress — accompanying a firearm of some sort. The gun bunny in its true form. Attractive women have been, and continue to be,
