Guns

By Richard Johnson Posted in #History Thundering onto the battlefields of World War II, the M7 Priest married firepower with mobility at a time when the...

By Travis Pike Posted in #History #Skills Jim Cirillo was probably the last real gunfighter in America. Without a doubt the combat arms fellas in our...

By Tom Laemlein Posted in #History World War II dragged on, and Japan refused to surrender even when threatened with prompt and utter destruction. Germany had...

Michigan gun owners might be the latest to be able to enjoy constitutional carry—that is, if some Republican lawmakers get their way. A...

By Massad Ayoob Posted in #Guns The person choosing a semi-automatic pistol today has three basic types to choose from: single-action (usually hammer-fired), double-action (usually hammer-fired),...

By Kevin Creighton Posted in #Skills There is an abundance of firearm owners in the United States. Millions of people choose to express their natural right...

By Will Dabbs, MD Posted in #History I have a great friend named Sario who captured some of the first Kalashnikov rifles encountered in Vietnam. Sario...

Images by the author Smith and Wesson invented the .357 Magnum revolver… and the .41 and .44 Magnums, too … we all know that....