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Springfield Armory has just announced two new integrally compensated versions of the 1911 DS Prodigy AOS pistol. Springfield Armory launched the original 1911 DS Prodigy in 2022, and it’s since gained a reputation as a very solid pistol. As far as double-stack 9mm 1911s go, they’re pretty affordable as well. The latest addition to the
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Looking for a new iron or piece of kit to enhance the one you already own? Check out these 7 new bits of guns and gear to grow your firearms wish list. The New Guns And Gear: Heritage Manufacturing Roscoe Revolvers Have the hankering to carry noir, but not break the bank on a classic,
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Want to maintain a repeatable rifle zero while switching an optic between guns? With modern machining, that’s now pretty easy. The subject of rifle zeros comes up constantly, sometimes to the point of being repetitive and annoying. People treat a proper zero as a one-time thing, almost like a rare occurrence, often specific to a
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We test out a Wilson Combat NULA Model 20 rifle and discuss how the company is continuing Melvin Forbes’ legacy. In 1985, a West Virginia gunsmith named Melvin Forbes introduced the world to the lightest and most accurate bolt-action hunting rifle ever made. Not only was this rifle light and accurate, but it also earned
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We take a quick look at 9.3x62mm Mauser, a powerful, all-around big-game cartridge. Developed around 1905 by Otto Bock, a well-known Berlin gunmaker, this chambering was introduced to give the farmers and hunters in the German colonies of Africa an adequate cartridge. When many African countries were in the process of adopting restrictive laws specifying
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Want a short-barreled AR-15 without dealing with the hassle of the NFA? Good news, AR pistol braces are back on the menu.  AR pistols, AR-style firearms with no buttstock and a barrel shorter than 16 inches, have always been legal. AR pistol braces, on the other hand, have not been. Between the advent of AR
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Two Winchester Model 70s, the pre-war on top and the postwar below. There’s nothing wrong with hunting with an old, classic rifle. Here, we take a closer look at the pre-war Model 70 Winchester. Sometimes you get lucky. And sometimes not. Back in the early 1990s, the boss took in a Winchester Model 70 chambered
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We take a quick look at the Bodyguard 2.0, Smith & Wesson’s new .380 ACP concealed carry pistol. Micro 9mm concealed carry pistols are all the rage these days, but some still prefer their small automatics to be chambered for .380 ACP. The Smith & Wesson Bodyguard series has been a popular choice for .380
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Thermal scopes are getting increasingly popular, so there are quite a few options on the market. How do you know what’s best for you? Which features will match your intended use? What models fall inside your budget? Here we’re going to go over what thermal scopes are, how they differ from night vision optics, what
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We analyze a road rage incident that lead to attempted murder charges. In a shocking display of road rage, an Indiana truck driver has been charged with attempted murder and nine additional felony charges after ramming his vehicle into another motorist. The harrowing incident, which took place on April 20, 2024, was captured on home
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Looking for a simple yet satisfying upgrade for your 1911 pistol? Here we take a look at Nighthawk’s drop-in 1911 trigger. One of the joys of the 1911 is that it can have an excellent trigger. “Excellent” is not a guarantee, but even an average 1911 trigger pull is lightyears ahead of the standard polymer-framed
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Aero Precision has just announced a line of bolt-action Solus Pistols available in five different chambering options. When the ATF’s pistol brace ruling was vacated in June of this year, everyone had their eyes on the return of AR pistols. Aero saw another opportunity, and the result is the Solus Pistol line. At their core,
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We discuss the recipe for success when using standard deer rifles to hunt the monarch of the West. Heated debates about cartridges and their killing capabilities, or lack thereof, have been topics of campfire banter for decades. However, one ideology that few will disagree with is that a mature bull elk is a formidable foe