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If you get a chance to shoot the Alexander Arms AR15 in .50 Beowulf, don't hesitate. It may look and feel like any old AR platform, but it isn't. With .50 Beowulf it has the power to stop a moose, but with a kick no worse than a 20 gauge. ... Read More

The Whitney Wolverine looks like something straight out of a science fiction movie. And although the design didn't catch on, it really was ahead of its time. It's the kind of gun which you want to shoot a lot, and doing so won’t either break the bank or bruise your hand. ... Read More

“It’s a baby Python!” Well, no, it’s not, but it’s close – damned close – and you would be forgiven by almost anyone who knows anything about these guns for thinking so. The Colt Diamondback is, in some ways, what the Python started out to be: a premier .38 Special target revolver. ... Read More

Springfield Armory knows how to make a 1911. I’ve never shot one of their .45s that I didn’t like, and the Mil Spec is no exception. This is a fine entry-level 1911, and a lot more gun than you get from most of Springfield’s competition. ... Read More

We think of antique Winchesters as precious things. However, the Winchester 1897 pump shotgun is a fortunate exception to the usual market for old Winchesters. They just made so many of them that the serious collectors seem to have what they need for now. But it's still worth buying. ... Read More

“It’s a toy!” Is what I am tempted to say about the SUB-2000. It is small. It is light. It is mostly plastic. And it folds in half. It’s a toy—except it isn’t. No real firearm is, so it’s most definitely NOT a toy. But it is as much fun as about any toy I remember from my childhood ... Read More

The original Model 1866 lever action was the very first rifle ever to bear the Winchester name, so it holds a special place in American history and mythology. We’ve seen reproductions in countless films and TV shows and it is only natural for many hobbyists and collectors to want to get their ... Read More

Beretta makes a variety of nice Single Action Army (SAA) revolvers, which are basically reproductions of the original Colt Peacemaker, updated incorporating modern safety features. Beretta currently offer four different models, though others have been offered in the past and are still available ... Read More

Smith & Wesson revolvers are nothing short of legendary. Not too long ago, they reintroduced the Model 14 .38 Special revolver as part of its classics line. The line is sort of a homage to what they consider their legends, and like the others, the Model 14 is no slouch. ... Read More

In many regards, the NAA Guardian .380 is very much like the other ‘micro .380s’ on the market, such as the Kel-Tec P3AT or the Ruger LCP. It is about the same size overall (being just a bit shorter, with a slightly shorter barrel) but has the advantage of being about twice the weight. Yeah ... Read More

Someone in the upper echelon of FN must have first seen the P90 in a dream. It looks like the type of good idea that someone begins by pushing around macaroni noodles because they’re bored by the dinner conversation and then sketches on a napkin. The result hardly looks like a gun. ... Read More

When I Google "Beretta Nano holster,” I get eleventy million links. DeSantis, for example, claims to have “holsters for all Beretta models.” But DeSantis does not, as of yet, have a holster in their catalog designed to fit the Nano. Why does it take so long to find a holster for a new gun? Luc ... Read More