Gear Review

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXSEnWeXj9w Picked up the Smith & Wesson Governor shotshell revolver today. The Governor feels a lot more solid and Smith & Wesson-like than Taurus' "I'm not a novelty gun and even if I am so...

Lancer designs magazines for law enforcement, military, and competition use; Three masters demanding perfection from one product. They have tried to design their magazines to suit all three uses, and in my opinion their...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJVGLJhuRtM Unboxing a gun safe. It doesn't get any more exciting than that. Well, not this morning. Not for me. Call me a security theater lovvie, but I can't wait to put the battery in...

Primary Arms has made a name for themselves producing excessively cheap knockoffs of well known optics. TTAG even reviewed their Aimpoint Micro knockoff a while back (an optic I also used on my WASR's...

Red Dot magnifiers have been around for a few years now. They're often used with a special mount that allows the shooter to flop the magnifier to the side for a quick switch to...

You don't need me to tell you that a good gunsafe is a necessity. My biggest problem: moving large items around my New York condo is about as easy as to me as taking Thermodynamics...

As you may recall, Marlin sent us a pair of .357 Magnum lever-action carbines, and to describe the aftermath as a PR failure would be a polite understatement. Wild West Guns worked their magic...

As a boy, I daydreamed about how cool the world would be if an asteroid hadn't taken out the dinosaurs. I really wanted my very own Triceratops to ride around on. Now that I...

The much-troubled Marlin 1894C has been my project gun since early May, when the backordered and pricey 'diamond in the rough' arrived at my FFL guy's door. With a misfit stock, mangled screw heads...

Recently, I ran some gear out at Gunsite in Paulden, Arizona - Namely the Smith & Wesson M&P15 Sport and their E-Series 1911Sc. The folks from Smith teamed up with L-3 Communications to outfit...

After purchasing your first AR-15 the very next thing on your shopping list is usually a bushel of magazines, and the hottest thing on that market are plastic magazines. On the face they seem...