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From 1999 to 2019 the Secret Service carried it, in .357 SIG, with a DAK trigger that gave the same pull on every shot....
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From 1999 to 2019 the Secret Service carried it, in .357 SIG, with a DAK trigger that gave the same pull on every shot....
The gun that made sense at 35 may be wrong at 75. A retired Green Beret on why a 13.5-ounce snub revolver punishes arthritic...
Glock went to CCI/Speer in 2003 and asked for .45 ACP ballistics in a case short enough to fit a 9mm frame. An engineering...
American Rifleman's test guns broke between 4 pounds 8 ounces and 5 pounds, and put 27 of 30 five-shot groups under two inches at...
The G42's locked breech makes it soft-shooting for its size, but the recoil spring is stout enough that Larry Vickers helped build an $18.95...
Gal borrowed the telescoping bolt and grip-fed magazine from the Czech Sa vz. 23, built it from stamped steel, and gave the IDF a...
Remington and Westinghouse built 3.3 million Mosins for the Tsar before the Bolsheviks refused to pay, and US troops carried them into Russia in...
Hand-selected National Match barrels, individually fitted receivers, fiberglass bedding, epoxy-impregnated walnut, and triggers set between 4.5 and 4.75 pounds. Fielded as the XM21 and...
The 7.92x33mm Kurz was the Mauser case chopped to 33 millimeters — enough reach for the fights soldiers were actually in, light enough to...
Ma Deuce: The M2 Browning .50 Caliber That Refuses to Retire – Some weapons are built for a war. The M2 Browning was built...