Aerospace & Defense
The Hi-Power was standard issue in more than fifty countries and the British kept it for close to eighty years, retiring it only in...
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The Hi-Power was standard issue in more than fifty countries and the British kept it for close to eighty years, retiring it only in...
General John T. Thompson wanted a lightweight automatic weapon that could clear a trench at close range - something between a pistol and a...
Underneath the wood stock, the Ruger Mini-14 is a shrunken M14 - and the M14 was a descendant of the M1 Garand that carried...
The Colt Python is an excellent, historically significant revolver that will do the job in a defensive scenario, but most people carrying for personal...
The Mossberg 500 arrived in the 1960s as an affordable pump-action for hunting and general use. Two decades later, as law enforcement agencies and...
Spanish Mausers badly outshot American Krag-Jorgensens in 1898, and US Army Ordnance came home determined to build something better. What they built looked a...
Almost nothing about the Smith & Wesson Model 29 makes sense for personal defense, and almost everyone knows what it is. That gap between...
Glock 17: The number in the name does double duty, and so does everything else about the design. 34 parts, no manual safety, a...
There is nothing radical about the SIG P226. Short recoil, locked breech, aluminum alloy frame, stamped steel slide, double-action first shot and a decocking...
I am a diehard SIG Sauer fan and a SIG P365-XL is what I carry. That has not changed. But after watching 7th Special...