The Gun from “The Man from U.N.C.L.E.”

“The Man from U.N.C.L.E.” spanned four seasons on American television, beginning in 1964. The basic plot orbited around the serialized adventures of American agent Napoleon Solo and his Russian partner Illya Kuryakin. The Bad Guys were an intentionally enigmatic mob called THRUSH. THRUSH stoo...

By Will Dabbs, MD •

Montana Governor Greg Gianforte Visits PROOF Research New Facility

Since its founding in 2012, PROOF has grown from a small Flathead Valley operation into a recognized innovator in precision shooting. Greg Hamilton, PROOF’s director of special projects and one of its earliest team members, spoke with Governor Greg Gianforte about the company’s Montana roots,...

By Adam Scepaniak •

Why You Don’t Need Hollow Points

Editor’s Note: Be aware of your local and state as well as federal laws and how they apply to carrying firearms and self-defense. This article does not represent training advice nor legal guidance. Please seek the advise of qualified legal counsel on all legal matters. Ammunition performan...

By Mike Boyle •

Arkansas Voters Overwhelmingly Approve Stronger Gun Rights Protections, 71% to 29%

Arkansas voters delivered a landslide victory for the Second Amendment, approving Issue 2 with nearly 71% support. The constitutional amendment explicitly protects firearms, ammunition, accessories, and components while declaring the right to keep and bear arms a natural, fundamental, and individ...

By Dean Weingarten •

Iron Sights vs. Scope vs. Red Dot: What Wins at Speed

If speed is the only metric you care about, the honest answer is that it depends on distance, light, and the shot you have to make. Timed testing with an IPSC shot timer tells a cleaner story than any spec sheet. Shooting a Marlin 336 .30-30 Dark Series from a standing freehand position to mimic ...

By James Chen •

POTD: IWI Tavor with the Pulsar Trail 3 LRF XR50

Some rifles practically beg for a thermal scope. The IWI Tavor is usually not one of them. Most Tavors spend their lives with a red dot on top and an owner explaining to friends where the magazine actually goes, so spotting one wearing Pulsar's brand new Trail 3 LRF XR50  makes you look...

By Eric B •

Nextorch P09 – Multi-Function, UV Capable Duty Light

Seattle-based Nextorch North America has released a new multipurpose tactical flashlight “engineered for performance.” The new light is called the P08 Multi-Function Duty Flashlight. It’s been designed for every possible rugged use: outdoors, emergency response, first responde...

By News Desk •

BANISH HD 762 INC: All-Inconel Suppressor for Hard-Use Gas Guns

BANISH Suppressors has announced the HD 762 INC, a dedicated 7.62 NATO/.308 Winchester suppressor made entirely from additively manufactured 718 Inconel. It is the second model in the company's Heavy Duty (HD) line after the HD 556 INC , and like its little brother, it is aimed squarely at g...

By Eric B •

Getting Organized With Inline Fabrication

My reloading bench, much like my desk at work, tends to be messy. This makes reloading more frustrating than it needs to be. Finding the tool or die that I am looking for in a pile of parts and other tools is not very efficient. Can Inline Fabrications' line of reloading bench organization p...

By Daniel Y •

POTD: Clarice, It's Swiss - The Wild BIG 2 Still Owns the Night

Every gun owner has that one item in the safe that makes the barbecue guests go quiet. A pair of goggles with a single cyclops lens staring back at you does the job nicely. One look at this setup and your first thought is probably not Swiss precision engineering. It is The Silence of the Lambs &n...

By Eric B •
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