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High Standard: Gone But Not Forgotten

High Standard: Gone But Not Forgotten

High Standard was a prominent company in the mid-20th century and had many great models,...
Henry Issues Voluntary Recall of Single Shots

Henry Issues Voluntary Recall of Single Shots

All H015-series single-shot shotguns and single-shot rifles made before July 1, 2020, have been recalled...
The .22 LR: History & Performance

The .22 LR: History & Performance

While the .22 Long Rifle wasn't the first self-contained metallic cartridge, it's one of the...
When Pigs Fly: The Heliborne M60 Machine Gun in Vietnam

When Pigs Fly: The Heliborne M60 Machine Gun in Vietnam

The conflict in Vietnam is considered by many to have been an infantryman’s war. While...
SIG Sauer GmbH Ended By Hostile Business Climate, Lack of Demand

SIG Sauer GmbH Ended By Hostile Business Climate, Lack of Demand

A hostile German business climate against firearms manufacturers and a lack of demand led to...
Solid Tools: The Les Baer Gunsite & Black Baer 1911s

Solid Tools: The Les Baer Gunsite & Black Baer 1911s

Two models in the Les Baer lineup—a full-size Gunsite 1911 and a Commander-size Black Baer—prove...
The HK4: Heckler & Koch's First Semi-Auto Pistol

The HK4: Heckler & Koch's First Semi-Auto Pistol

Heckler & Koch got its start making rifles for military and police use, but the...
Guns as Tools: Shiny Safe Queens or Reliable Workhorses?

Guns as Tools: Shiny Safe Queens or Reliable Workhorses?

I've always considered a gun to be a tool, and like any other tool, I...
Blackhawk Recalls Certain T-Series L2C Holsters

Blackhawk Recalls Certain T-Series L2C Holsters

Blackhawk has issued a recall of a limited number of its T-Series L2C Holsters after,...
Two Old Friends: Model 70 Winchesters

Two Old Friends: Model 70 Winchesters

The story of two trusted hunting guns that became lifelong companions.
Daniel Defense Issues Safety Notification on Certain Delta 5 Bolt Assemblies

Daniel Defense Issues Safety Notification on Certain Delta 5 Bolt Assemblies

Daniel Defense has issued a Safety Notification Replacement Campaign related to a condition identified with...
Winchester Issues Warning, Recall for Super-X 17 HMR 20-gr. JHP Rimfire Ammunition

Winchester Issues Warning, Recall for Super-X 17 HMR 20-gr. JHP Rimfire Ammunition

Olin Winchester, LLC is recalling two (2) lots of 17 HMR 20-gr. Jacketed Hollow Point...
Lt. Col. “Sherm” Mills—Last Man Standing at the U.S. Springfield Arsenal

Lt. Col. “Sherm” Mills—Last Man Standing at the U.S. Springfield Arsenal

For the first time ever, we learn how retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Mills, decorated...
Wiley Clapp: Guns They Oughta Make—5-inch S&W Model 686

Wiley Clapp: Guns They Oughta Make—5-inch S&W Model 686

There is a S&W revolver that I regard highly and would like to see a...
An Old Friend: The Ruger No. 3 Rifle

An Old Friend: The Ruger No. 3 Rifle

If you have been acquiring guns for any length of time, you probably have one...
The Trophies of a Dough

The Trophies of a Dough

The story of Sgt. Malcolm “Buck” Marsh’s "bring-backs" is chronicled in Adam Makos’ new book...
Wiley Clapp: Guns They Oughta Make—.22-Cal. Commander

Wiley Clapp: Guns They Oughta Make—.22-Cal. Commander

Wiley Clapp shares another on his "wish list" of handguns he hopes gun makers will...
Back to Basics: Holsters

Back to Basics: Holsters

The term “holster” dates back to somewhere in the mid-17th century. Its origins are a...
Last Of The Breed: Marine Corps M45A1

Last Of The Breed: Marine Corps M45A1

The final example of U.S. military M1911s, the Marine Corps M45A1 was carried on special...
The Keefe Report: Maj. John L. Plaster, U.S. Army (Ret.)

The Keefe Report: Maj. John L. Plaster, U.S. Army (Ret.)

It’s not every day that one gets to ambush one of America’s top secret commandos.
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