Springfield Prodigy Holster: What Actually Fits the Double-Stack 1911
Most 1911 holsters won't fit the Springfield Prodigy. Here's what to look for in a Prodigy holster, and how the KSG Lexington carries the 1911 DS and COA.
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Bipods 101: Everything You Need To Know
Let’s state the obvious right here at the start. The market is saturated with bipods of all different configurations and price ranges. A modern sporting rifle needs a bipod that is tough, compact, and versatile, but this can get spendy. I don’t care how good of a deal it is or how much someon...
TFB Review: Rock River National Match Upper
Rock River was once one of the top manufacturers in the AR game, but they have faded from view somewhat. One area where they still have a strong following is in the world of high-power rifle shooting. RRA is one of the very few suppliers of competition-legal service rifle components. This review ...
Fudd Friday: The State Of The Lever-Action Union
The reason for lever-action rifles’ decline isn’t because people didn’t want them, not exactly. The problem was twofold: A lot of people who wanted lever-actions could have their desires met by rifles that were already on the market, typically at more affordable second-hand pric...
Mischief Machine’s 7075-T6 Aluminum Echelon Grip Modules With a 1911 Grip Angle Now on Sale at Springfield Armory From $375
Mischief Machine’s aluminum Echelon grip modules are now on Springfield Armory’s site in three sizes and three finishes, $375 to $410. Read the original story: Mischief Machine’s 7075-T6 Aluminum Echelon Grip Modules With a 1911 Grip Angle Now on Sale at Springfield Armory From $375
New Strike Industries FSA LITE STAB Brace and Stock
Strike Industries FSA LITE STAB offers a compact, lightweight stabilization option for low-recoil pistol platforms. Featuring the B&T TP9 locking mechanism, the brace provides a secure interface by utilizing a Picatinny rail adapter for compatibility with a wide range of 1913-rail platf...
6.5 Creedmoor Vs. .300 Win Mag: Here’s the Truth About Cartridge Selection
Many hunters pick a magnum cartridge because they want extra insurance in case their shot isn’t perfect — but what does that advantage really look like? The post 6.5 Creedmoor Vs. .300 Win Mag: Here’s the Truth About Cartridge Selection appeared first on Outdoor Life.
POTD: Japanese Type 44 Cavalry Carbine – Bayonet That Never Leaves
Welcome to today’s Photo of the Day! Here we have a Japanese carbine with a bayonet that folds away under the barrel. This is a Arisaka Type 44 cavalry carbine in 6.5 Japanese, made at the Koishikawa arsenal in Tokyo sometime between 1911 and 1933. The “44” is the 44th year of t...
Why “Knockdown Power” Fails Every Big Game Hunter
Watch enough hunting footage and you’ll see the same two outcomes with the same cartridge. An animal shot squarely through the lungs and heart sometimes runs 30, 40, or 50 yards before it expires, and other times falls where it stood. Hunters describe loading an identical cartridge and bull...
The Best Budget Carry Revolver Options
I’m not a revolver guy, but I’m revolver curious. I’m not curious enough to spend a ton of money on one, though. That’s where I found myself. I wanted a budget revolver that would work and allow me to learn and experiment with revolvers without killing my budget. I specifically wanted...