Fold, Fire, Repeat: Foxtrot Mike’s VFM-9 Meets the Atrius FRS
The VFM-9 was already a weird little folding 9mm. An Atrius Forced Reset Selector, some FAB Defense parts and roughly 800 rounds per minute made it even more interesting.
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Heritage Rough Rider .32 H&R Magnum Review
A $250 centerfire sixgun that shoots three different .32 cartridges? We put 200 rounds through the Heritage Rough Rider .32 H&R Magnum to see if it's as much fun as it sounds.
Read moreTisas 1911A1 US ARMY “Armed Services Family”: Handgun Review
The Tisas 1911A1 ASF delivers the look and feel of a wartime GI pistol for around $450. After 500 rounds, we look at its reliability, accuracy, build quality and how well it captures the character of the original.
Read moreTaurus GX4 380 Carry… The Trend Continues
The Taurus GX4 Carry takes a different approach to the .380 carry pistol. With a larger grip, 15-round capacity, optics cut and manageable recoil, it offers shooters who don't want a tiny pocket pistol another option.
Read moreTandemkross TKX22 Light Rifle Review: A Competition .22 Built for Speed
Images by the author We are seeing a spate of rifles being released by companies ...
Read moreThe Springfield Armory 1911 Garrison .45 ACP Proves Simplicity Still Wins
Five loads, zero malfunctions and plenty of .45 ACP. The Springfield Garrison proves a good 1911 doesn’t have to break the bank.
Read moreCharter Arms Walker… A Pound Of Protection
Eight rounds of .22 LR, 15 ounces and no exposed hammer. The Charter Arms Walker is a simple little wheelgun built to be carried.
Read moreBeretta 694 Sporting Black DLC: The Shotgun Built to Dominate Clays
The Beretta 694 Sporting Black DLC isn’t cheap, but one day on the clay range shows where the money goes.
Read moreBenelli M2-G1: An update to the legendary M2
Benelli finally gave the M2 more than a facelift. The new M2-G1 gets an R.P.O. gas system, modern controls, M-LOK and plenty of other upgrades. We put more than 1,100 rounds through one in a single session to see if Benelli got it right.
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