“Tag: Justin Dyal”

How does the last military-issue .45 Colt revolver stack up today at the range? A modern Marine decided to find out for himself.

Hornady makes practice of reaching back and “rescuing” great old cartridges that have been out of production for a while. This year, they answered the prayers of many old Krag shooters with a run of .30-40 Krag alongside all of its cutting edge introductions.

There are now very solid options that can turn that old 92 in the back of the safe into an even better shooter with very little effort.

Now in its fourth year, this event has much more in common with the old History Channel “Top Shot” program than it does Camp Perry.

This Cold war classic—the “Mak”—can be found in nearly every corner of the world. But how is it as a modern fighting pistol?

The serious Beretta fan base has been extremely fired up about this model for many reasons.

The transition to using the MRDS as a primary sighting system can trip up some users, and it is worth looking at a few pointers to get the most out of the dot.

The slimline 48 has generated a great deal of interest and discussion between one camp that sees the answer to its Glockish prayers and another that doesn’t get the point.

The Rhodesian by Andy's Leather is an excellent rendition of the shooting sling, and is a worthwhile consideration for the shooter looking to become a more capable rifleman.