Articles on Firearms, Militaria & More!
When it comes to revolvers in the US, the “Big Three” of Colt, Smith and Wesson, and Ruger remain strong. But in the 1970’s a new company emerged and attempted to challenge these three...
Courtesy of the Freelancers conflict blog The Gorka suit is one of the more interesting cases of gear ubiquity among non-state combatant groups in the Syrian Civil War. While most militias in the region...
So You’re New to Reloading… …and so are a lot of folks these days. With ammo prices sailing into preposterous territories, many newcomers to ammo production are dipping their toes in the water for...
As you may have heard, Guns N’ Bitcoin is hosting a brand new conference in regard to *who would’ve guessed* Firearms and Crypto! Since we’re an official partner of Bear Arms N’ Bitcoin 2020,...
Introduction: Sorry, Canada. To my maple flavored friends I offer my condolences. Swift reactions from one very collected point of power is generally the very thing one would use your newly banned firearms against....
Above is my quick video review on the Ronin Tactics Task Force belt. In short the Ronin Tactics Task Force belt is a well made, low profile, sturdy belt able to retain your gun...
The Wonder Nine your handgun wishes it was; the Browning Hi-Power. Sleek, lightweight, and accurate. Quick Rundown: Designed in the 1920s by John Moses Browning and finished by Dieudonne Saive (the man who would...
Having sent a video to TKB in February for publication, an anonymous writer has approached us once more with the intent of publishing a more detailed piece on his creation. Enter the dart blaster...
For a brief time between the decline of the service revolver and rise of Glock, US police carried a quintessentially American Wonder Nine, the S&W 5906. A solid stainless, 4 inch barreled, 2.5 lb...
As you might have heard, Fireforce Ventures is moving to the United States and is doing a pre-sale on super cool new Rhodesian based apparel, which will fund their exodus from the Democratic People’s...
Nickel plated brass cases are common for high end hunting loads, precision target loads, and service/defensive handgun rounds, due to the improved lubricity and corrosion resistance compared to conventional plain brass cases. The downside...
