Now here’s an update likely to really hit home with military-inspired gun enthusiasts. Or really just anyone that appreciates an awesome looking blaster. Patriot Ordnance Factory just added an OD Green Cerakote option to three different lines. The POF Rouge, P415 and Renegade jump to the front of the line
If you’re anything like me, any time the movie Tombstone comes on, I watch it. It is a great movie about a tough town tamed by tougher men. So, what better way to commemorate a town that exemplified the rough and rowdy American spirit than with a tough lever-action rifle?
Since WWI, organized crime, anarchism, terrorism, wars and other forms of violence have presented ever more complex and difficult challenges for personal security in a world that has become increasingly overpopulated and urbanized. Sadly, great grandpa’s .38 revolver just doesn’t have the deterrent value or firepower to deal with many
As little as five years ago, if you had an interest in airguns and wanted to step up to the pre-charged pneumatic (PCP) variety, you were looking at a hefty investment. The airguns were expensive, and you needed to add items such as High-Pressure Air (HPA) handpumps or SCBA tanks.
There’s just something about the look of a beautiful American walnut stock. Especially when you can upgrade your current rifle to American walnut without the need for extra bedding or gunsmithing. That is what American-Italian company WOOX offers with its “Merica” precision chassis and stock. Specifically, exceptional aesthetics and long-lasting
“All hail the six-gun; may it live forever!” That sentiment, at least in some form, must surely be woven into the current mission statement over at Ruger. Because the company just keeps turning out quality, rimfire single-action revolvers, and just the very ones the public seems to want most. Such
Out of the ashes of First World War came the Thompson submachine gun, a firearm that could rightfully be considered the granddaddy of black guns. Yet another weapon was introduced in 1919 and, now 100-plus years later, it still remains in use throughout parts of the world—the U.S. Model 1919
Back in the day, Hollywood had a fixation on the “fast gun” in many of its Western films. Sometimes an actor couldn’t manipulate a single-action revolver like the Colt Single Action Army (SAA) quickly enough. So, they would sometimes substitute it with a double action (DA) revolver made to look
.410/.45 Revolvers: Plenty of Firepower for Home Defense The .410 gauge shotshell was developed just after the turn of the last century. The small shotgun round evolved from a military cartridge originally developed to fire birdshot from the .45-70 Government model rifles carried by the U.S. Cavalry. Army foragers were
