At the most recent Athlon Outdoors Rendezvous, Taurus showed off one serious piece of hardware. The updated Taurus Raging Hunter now comes in a 10-inch variant, barking .460 S&W fury across the range. And yes, it was glorious. Shooting the Massive Taurus Raging Hunter Technically listed as a 10.5-inch barrel,
The Firearm That Revolutionized Full-Auto Handguns The machine pistol has always been a specialized weapon designed for those who would find carrying a rifle or full-sized submachine gun cumbersome but who needed more firepower than available with a standard pistol. One of the best-known classic machine pistols was the Mauser
The Glock 44 Might Be a Rimfire, But It’s Worth the Consideration When Glock announced that its Glock 44 pistol was going to be chambered in .22 LR—the instructor’s bread and butter—I suddenly became very interested and decided to check it out. Now, I was well aware of the skepticism
The underlying component in the Scout rifle concept is versatility. This is as defined by Jeff Cooper, father of modern-day Scout rifle, in the 1980s. There are more specific criteria set forth by Col. Cooper related to the Scout rifle. These traits are passionately maintained by the Scout rifle mafia
The scenario has been played time and time again. It’s SHTF/doomsday-is-here time and you have to pick your guns. While the obvious utilitarian choices always surface, nothing says doomsday-ready like the M249 Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW)! Ultimate Doomsday Weapon: M249 Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW) There are few things that stir
While SBRs may be relatively uncommon among civilian shooters, they do give us a good glimpse at the potential a large-format pistol has. Despite my years as a writer and YouTuber I had previously minimal exposure to Daniel Defense firearms. So was excited to get to try one out at
Hard-hitting .45 Auto and Minimal Recoil Make the Glock 41 Gen4 a Top Choice for Competitive Shooters Over and over we circle back to the .45 Auto cartridge when we need to provide the maximum capability in a pistol. Some modern 9×19 and .40 cartridges provide close to the same
Welcome to our what might just be our favorite column, the Ballistic Brew Ha Ha. Here, we take a break from the into the weeds look at guns and gear. The Ballistic Brew Ha Ha assembles a mixed-bag of gear, beer, booze, binge-worthy shows and related–as we say–meanderings from a
What are you going to do with your ammo? This is the first question you need to ask when it comes to selecting a projectile. Shooting small groups on paper at short to moderate distances requires one set of attributes from a bullet. Shooting steel targets at 800 to 1,200
