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The HK416 .22 LR is a Heckler & Koch firearm with the look and feel of the HK416 used by…Read More >

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A mule is an animal with long funny ears who kicks up at anything he hears. Do you want to…Read More >

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Deer hunters, at their core, are pretty simple… dedicated to the point of fanaticism in some cases, but simple. If…Read More >

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A tragedy, a senseless murder streak by a mentally ill person. At the time of this writing, little more than…Read More >

The post What Does Gun Control Really Do? appeared first on The Shooter's Log.

Being a big fan of both firearms and horror movies, I often find myself daydreaming about what guns I would…Read More >

The post Top Guns I Would Use in Horror Movies appeared first on The Shooter's Log.

The bolt action was a new invention in 1841 when the Dreyse needle gun was first introduced. It allowed the…Read More >

The post The 4 Greatest Rifles of WWI appeared first on The Shooter's Log.

In a market dominated by black, plastic pistols, the SAR9 X Platinum stands out. The platinum finish is dynamite, but…Read More >

The post SAR9 X Platinum — 19 Rounds of Style and Function appeared first on The Shooter's Log.

I have always had the greatest respect for KelTec firearms. Affordable and useful, there is nothing quite like KelTec. In…Read More >

The post KelTec Metal P15: Class, Style, and More! appeared first on The Shooter's Log.

Some firearm trends come and go. Ported barrels and compensators are one of them. They’re currently on the rise again,…Read More >

The post Ported Performance: Recoil Reduction with Ported Barrels and Compensators appeared first on The Shooter's Log.

When I was young and new to varmint hunting, I was lucky to fall in with an older, more experienced…Read More >

The post Cartridges: Neck Resizing vs. Full-Length Resizing appeared first on The Shooter's Log.

People like itty-bitty sized guns. The idea of a gun you can stick in your pocket and take anywhere, while…Read More >

The post Ruger Lite Rack LCP II .22 LR — Pocket Guns appeared first on The Shooter's Log.

In this report, I am covering rifles for home defense. While the AR-15 type of rifle is easily the most…Read More >

The post Selecting and Setting Up the Best Rifle for Home Defense appeared first on The Shooter's Log.

It’s estimated that in the U.S., over 12 million guns were purchased from January through July of 2020. That includes…Read More >

The post The “Best” First Gun — Hi-Point Firearms appeared first on The Shooter's Log.

Regardless the type of firearm used or the model of the sight on it, that sight must be adjusted. It…Read More >

The post The Importance of Zeroing Your Gun’s Sights appeared first on The Shooter's Log.

Ask any shooting professional in disciplines such as military, police, mercenary, security, or competition to name their top five choices…Read More >

The post Review: Heckler & Koch VP9 — Leading the Pack appeared first on The Shooter's Log.

Bergara’s BXR 22 stood out from across the gun rack as soon as it caught my eye. Modern, classy, and…Read More >

The post Bergara’s BXR 22 — The Class Act of .22 Self-Loaders appeared first on The Shooter's Log.

Phone, keys, wallet, and hopefully your pistol… right? If we are dedicated to everyday carry (EDC), we have a list…Read More >

The post Why You Should EDC a Spare Magazine… or Two! appeared first on The Shooter's Log.

Whether you love it or hate it, not many guns stir as much emotion and controversy as the 1911 does…Read More >

The post The Best Pistol of All Time: The 1911 appeared first on The Shooter's Log.

KelTec cannot be accused of making “me too” guns. Its designs are always unique, sometimes even futuristic looking. When it…Read More >

The post KelTec P17 .22 LR — Not Another “Me Too” Gun appeared first on The Shooter's Log.

Experimentation is a good thing. But then tinkeritis — fixing what isn’t broke until it is broken — is a…Read More >

The post The 5.7x28mm Cartridge: Facts and Foibles appeared first on The Shooter's Log.