Get Your Print On: Check out the LulzBot TAZ 3D Printer
The Liberator is the first 3D printed pistol, no doubt, the first of many. It was made using an expensive, commercial printer. Too bad DefDist didn’t know about the LulzBot TAZ. Read more
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DefDist’s Liberator, and the Legality of 3D Printed Guns
The State Dept. asked Defense Distributed to remove the design plans from their servers while they investigate the matter, but what is the problem exactly? Read more
Gear Review: FOURSEVENS Quark Tactical Light (VIDEO)
While there are some excellent options for weapon lights, some guns simply aren’t equipped with rails. And even if you do have a light on your gun, there are times when you wouldn’t want that light directly in front of you. A secondary light is a must, and that’s when you turn to FOURSEVENS. Their Quark Tactical line offers highly functional hand held lighting. Read more
Gun Review: Finding a great carbine one Marlin 1894C at a time
Since Remington bought up the iconic Marlin, it has been rumored that Marlin quality has faltered. Perhaps there’s truth to that, perhaps there isn’t. Read more
Davis P-32 Pistol Review: ‘It’s a good clunky’
With a plethora of quality guns in my collection or on the market, I carry this cheap little clunker nearly every day. Give the Davis P-32 pistol a chance. Read more
From Tourist to Terrorist: Or what not to do while traveling between states with a CCL
A North Carolina man is facing charges New York City for stowing his gun in a hotel couch before entering the nearby “Gun Free Zone” of the 9/11 Memorial. Read more
Both Bark and Bite: British Bulldog pocket revolvers
Stout and strong, these little revolvers are built like their namesake canine. With connections to a presidential assassination, an eccentric general and the Wild West, British Bulldogs may be the most collectible uncollected guns on the market. Read more
Gear Review: Turn the Savage Model 42 into the Perfect Prepper Gun
The Savage Model 42 is a great fun gun. It is a good teaching tool. It is great for plinking and poking holes in cans. It can even handle some light hunting tasks. And, with three simple and inexpensive additions, the Model 42 becomes an ideal choice for a bug out. Grab and go. Read more
Winchester 1911 SL Shotgun: Who knew the other 1911 was a failed, flawed design?
The Winchester 1911 SL is an interesting shotgun to say the least and would be a cool, albeit “dangerous”, complement to an Auto-5. One that would for sure stay in the safe. Read more
Gun Review: Kimber Rimfire Target 1911
I prefer my 1911s to be in John Browning’s chosen .45 ACP, but having one set up to properly handle a .22 LR cartridge makes all kinds of sense for a number of reasons, such as getting practice with the platform at a small fraction of the ammo costs of shooting .45 ACP. And for that, the Kimber Rimfire Target model is an excellent choice. Read more
