Guns & Product Reviews

The original M3 “grease gun” was developed in the early 1940s and adopted by the U.S. Army in 1943 as a cost-saving alternative to the much more complex and difficult-to-produce Thompson submachine gun.

In its original production run, the 3" barreled Colt Python was a rarity. Now, in its second generation, Colt is making the short-barreled model available, along with its 6" and 4.25" guns. We took a closer look at this short-barreled Colt in our Rifleman Review.

The G3 Outfitter from Traditions Firearms is a best-of-both-worlds rifle that offers the rugged simplicity of a single-shot blended with modern features and materials.

Folding to slightly longer than its 16" barrel, and carrying an impressive payload of 9 mm Luger ammunition, S&W’s FPC is an efficient, effective long gun for the format-conscious armed citizen.

Part of an entirely new line for Heritage Mfg., this Settler Mare’s Leg, a classically styled lever-action pistol, is both eye-catching and reliable.

This one-eyed pistol, the single-barrel Cyclops from Bond Arms, packs a punch with a venerable straight-walled rifle cartridge.

Dimensionally similar to a credit card, the Trailblazer Firearms LifeCard pistol is a folding, single-shot “utility” pistol design chambered for .22 Long Rifle, and now the company has expanded its line-up to include suppressor-ready models.

Whenever an initial design is thought to be near-perfect, modern renditions eventually follow, often garnering a “classic” label.

Built on the Biggest Finest Revolver (BFR) frame from Magnum Research, this over-built wheel gun is soft shooting without sacrificing performance.