As we’ve previously mentioned, there were a few releases at SHOT Show 2019 that drew some attention, like the KelTec CP33. Another impressive release we found is the Charles Daly Honcho 12-gauge. First Look at the Charles Daly Honcho What’s so special about another 12-gauge? Well, this one is a
The Athlon Outdoors network is pretty substantial. You fans know, but for those who don’t, we have quite the stable of content. We have four websites — Tactical-Life.com; PersonalDefenseWorld.com; BallisticMag.com and RealWorldSurvivor.com — and 11 print titles with 49 total issues. Amongst those titles are “Combat Handguns,” “Ballistic Magazine,” “Tactical
The Brownells Retro Rifle lineup is, at its very core, fun. There’s something to be said for having a piece of history in an updated package. Brownells’ latest addition to its Retro series — the aptly named BRN-PROTO — may be its most alluring offering yet. [in_content post=”6976″ alignment=”align-left” /]
Anyone who has been to SHOT Show before knows the chaos that lies within. Tons of guns, gear and new innovation — and SHOT Show 2019 was no different. [in_content post=”6539″ alignment=”align-left” /] There is a sea of products and people, and it’s easy to get lost, unless you know
SHOT Show 2019 has come and gone, and with it, we saw some actual innovation. One of the “talks of Vegas” was the Kel-Tec CP33 pistol. Why? Because it holds 33+1 rounds of .22LR in a quad stack magazine. Not to mention there is an extension reportedly on its way
In an era of persistent conflict both at home and abroad, life’s uncertainty can test whether or not we are prepared for challenges not forecasted. We do not plan to fail, but we fail to plan, and when we do, we get experience. Experience is often something we get shortly
The Mossberg shotgun lineup speaks for itself. It is proven and reliable, but it is also vast. The 500 series and 590 series often find themselves at the forefront of any conversation. However, there are others that are sometimes forgotten about in that “vastness.” One such shotgun is the Mossberg Maverick
Detroit, Mich., is known for its industrial manufacturing background. The city developed rapidly in the early part of the 20th century as the auto industry grew and more workers were needed. Detroit also fell just as rapidly as auto industry jobs declined. Today, Detroit is still known as the Motor
In the category of things retro-AR fans could only dream of owning, the original .223 caliber serial number 1 proto-type AR-15 rifle tops the list. That gun — and the few copies made for testing by the military in the late 1950s — were simply impossible to own … until
