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Nighthawk Custom Thunder Ranch Combat Special

Nighthawk Custom Thunder Ranch Combat Special

Designed with input from one of the nation’s renowned firearm instructors, this purpose-built 1911 is...
Recover Tactical 20/20 Stabilizer Kit for Glock Pistols

Recover Tactical 20/20 Stabilizer Kit for Glock Pistols

Here’s an inexpensive option for turning your Glock into a PDW from Recover Tactical. Jay...
Is The Glaser Safety Slug Good for Self Defense?

Is The Glaser Safety Slug Good for Self Defense?

Glaser’s interesting Safety Slug is still available, but is it viable? Richard Mann takes a...
Get Off My Lawn: Great WWII Guns for Home Defense

Get Off My Lawn: Great WWII Guns for Home Defense

While purpose-built, modern firearms are all the rage for personal protection, don’t discount that old...
First Shots: Silencer Central Banish 45 Suppressor

First Shots: Silencer Central Banish 45 Suppressor

Ed Friedman takes an in-depth look at SIlencer Central's Banish 45 suppressor, which offers a...
The .380 ACP Made Better: Federal Hydra-Shok Deep & Punch Handgun Ammo

The .380 ACP Made Better: Federal Hydra-Shok Deep & Punch Handgun Ammo

Richard Mann takes a look at two loads from Federal Premium that deliver excellent penetration...
First Look: American Tactical FXH-45M Moxie Handgun

First Look: American Tactical FXH-45M Moxie Handgun

American Tactical, Inc., recently introduced the FXH-45M Moxie, a 1911-style handgun with plenty of options...
Review: Springfield Ronin Operator 1911 4.25-Inch Pistol

Review: Springfield Ronin Operator 1911 4.25-Inch Pistol

Eric Conn reviews Springfield Armory's new Ronin Operator 1911 4.25-Inch, which has a classically-styled, two-tone...
Is the .327 Federal Magnum the Ultimate Pandemic Cartridge?

Is the .327 Federal Magnum the Ultimate Pandemic Cartridge?

Richard Mann takes an in-depth look at the .327 Federal Magnum, which may be one...
First Look: SIG Sauer P220 Legion Carry SAO

First Look: SIG Sauer P220 Legion Carry SAO

SIG Sauer recently introduced the P220 Legion Carry SAO, a Legion Series pistol chambered in...
First Look: Ed Brown FX2 1911 with Trijicon RMRcc

First Look: Ed Brown FX2 1911 with Trijicon RMRcc

Ed Brown Products recently introduced the new FX2 line of 1911s, which come topped with...
Fighting' Iron: The Fall of the Reising Submachine Gun

Fighting' Iron: The Fall of the Reising Submachine Gun

Sometimes, what looks like a great idea on paper turns out to be not-so-great in...
First Look: Trijicon RMRcc

First Look: Trijicon RMRcc

Trijicon recently introduced the RMRcc, a reflex sight designed for optimized use with optics-ready handguns.
Review: Nighthawk Custom Fire Hawk

Review: Nighthawk Custom Fire Hawk

Nighthawk Custom’s Fire Hawk is built to adapt to a shooter’s needs.
Review: Girsan MC1911 SC Ultimate Pistol

Review: Girsan MC1911 SC Ultimate Pistol

Girsan's MC1911 SC Ultimate pistol is an Officer-length 1911 chambered in 9 mm that boasts...
Beating Ammo Shortages with Uncommon Calibers

Beating Ammo Shortages with Uncommon Calibers

When popular handgun calibers become a little too popular due to a crisis, it may...
First Look: Bond Arms Backup with Matte Finish

First Look: Bond Arms Backup with Matte Finish

Bond Arms recently introduced a new version of its popular everyday carry gun, the Backup...
How to Solve Ejection Problems with a 1911

How to Solve Ejection Problems with a 1911

What do you do when a 1911 is ejecting brass directly in your face? George...
First Look: Springfield Armory Ronin Operator 4.25-inch 1911

First Look: Springfield Armory Ronin Operator 4.25-inch 1911

Springfield Armory recently introduced the new Ronin Operator 4.25-inch 1911, a compact, lightweight, Commander-length pistol.
Should You Lighten a Recoil Spring on a 1911?

Should You Lighten a Recoil Spring on a 1911?

I have a Remington R1 1911 chambered in .45 ACP. Arthritis has invaded my hands...
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