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LWRC SSP in 6.8 SPC: The Ultimate AR-15?
For more than 40 years, I’ve owned and used the best AR-15 rifle I could afford. I have evaluated several…Read More >
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Is the Ruger LC Charger 5.7×28 Perfection?
Though the Ruger LC Carbine was a fantastic, light, and compact design, I had hoped for a Ruger LC Charger…Read More >
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Kimber R7 Mako: A 9mm for Concealed Carry?
Kimber finally made every effort with be on-trend with concealed carry. It mostly succeeded in doing so with the R7…Read More >
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Review: Adams Arms Mid Base Piston AR-15
We see a lot of ARs, a lot. Most are decently accurate, reliable, and durable. Standard direct impingement guns with…Read More >
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Throwback Thursday: A Look at the Colt Series 70
There is a level of talk and belief that is called “legend.” Like its disreputable relative, “superstition,” legend may not…Read More >
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Commercial M1 Carbines: Are They as Good as the Originals?
In an earlier column, I mentioned that I did not like, care for, or recommend commercially made M1 Carbines to…Read More >
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AR-15 Triggers and Trigger Selection
Two things are involved when beginning to choose the components going into an AR-15 build — time and money. Each…Read More >
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First Look: Springfield Armory Echelon
Springfield Armory’s newest pistol is named the Echelon. Echelon comes from scala, a Latin word meaning “ladder,” which is also…Read More >
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Firearm Malfunctions: The Stovepipe and Slamfire
The Failure to Eject In a failure to eject type of malfunction, the fired cartridge case is extracted from the…Read More >
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Handguns — Manual Thumb Safety, or No?
The SIG P365 and P320, Springfield Hellcat and Pro, S&W M&P and Shield Plus… Seems like every new pistol on…Read More >
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Throwback Thursday: Long-Range Shooting with the AR-15
Long-range shooting with an AR-15 means different things to different shooters. However, the basics of achieving long-range accuracy come down to two things—barrels and bullets. Here’s a history of how refinements in those crucial areas got started.
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.327 Federal Magnum: My ‘Second Most’ Favorite
Like many of you, I became a .45 believer some years ago. It was a combination of things: talking with…Read More >
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Range Report: Ruger Super Wrangler Single-Action Revolver
In this day of tack-driving, semi-automatic rimfire handguns capable of deploying 20 rounds of ammunition or more, some may simply…Read More >
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Revolutionary Arms — Top 5 Guns of 1776
In honor of the recent July 4th holiday, I decided to take a look at some of the coolest and…Read More >
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Throwback Thursday: Knives for Defense — What You Need to Know
If you do not train for every type of combat, your training time isn’t rich — it’s impoverished. The majority…Read More >
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6mm ARC — Thoughts of Cartridge Infidelity
Many moons ago I fell in love with the diminutive, yet effective, 6.5 Grendel. I had picked up a varmint-weight…Read More >
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Ammo for Lever Guns: 45-70 and .35 Remington
It seems we all love lever guns, and they’re available in so many calibers. I tend to think of them…Read More >
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Bag Guns — Practical or Fanboy Gimmick?
I see a lot of fun guns, and fun fads, that are not terribly useful. That’s fine, it keeps the…Read More >
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Review: Ruger PC Carbine Takedown Magpul Backpacker
By now, I’m sure you’ve likely already seen and considered the Ruger PC Carbine. We have featured versions in the…Read More >
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What Are Belted Magnum Cartridges?
In an article published on The Shooter’s Log entitled “The Evolution of Modern Ammunition” published on August 8, 2022, Dr.…Read More >
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