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Rock Island Armory’s Ultra 1911: The PRO Match

Thursday, April 18th 2019 10:26 AM

The Rock Island Armory PRO Match Ultra is a super-sized version of Browning’s eternal classic, the 1911. Competition-oriented, the PRO Match has a 5” Bull Barrel and a rail-free dust cover pushing weight forward for stability. The big steel double-stack frame holds sixteen rounds of versatile .40 Smith & Wesson, a round favored by both competitors and police agencies.

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Leupold VX Freedom 3-9×40 – Review

Wednesday, April 17th 2019 12:00 PM

Leupold, in addition to having the hardest name to pronounce properly in the industry, has another distinction. They are one of the few companies that are successful at making both absolute top military grade as well as economy line scopes. While I like a $5000 dollar piece of glass as much as the next guy, it isn’t always what is in the budget. So today, we are taking a look at a new offering in the VX line, at a much more palatable MSRP of $259.00.

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Remington Model Seven Threaded: A Perfectly Practical Rifle

Tuesday, April 16th 2019 12:02 PM

Remington has been in the business of building legendary rifles for a long time. I’ve been using them for long-range shooting for years but those were heavy barreled guns focused on accuracy, not so much on practicality. Many of the requirements that shaped the scout rifle concept can be easily rolled into that of a practical bolt action rifle suitable for many uses. A rifle with some of these characteristics can be an important part of anyone’s collection, capable of taking game or even defending oneself if necessary. One of Remington’s most practical rifles is the Model Seven Threaded, which features a short, threaded barrel, a hydro-dipped synthetic stock, and a one-piece scope base.

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Radian Model 1 – Ambi Magic

Monday, March 4th 2019 02:18 PM

Traditionally if you had a malfunction that couldn’t be fixed with Tap, Rack, Bang, say for example a double feed, it went something like this. Attempt to fire, weapon doesn’t fire, identify the malfunction (if you did or didn’t TRB), see you have a double feed, remove the magazine, take your hand off of fire control to grab the charging handle, move your left hand to the receiver to depress the bolt catch, pull the charging handle to the rear and lock it back, shove your hand in the mag well or ejection port to push the rounds free, possibly run the bolt with the charging handle a few times to remove a round in the chamber if needed, reinsert a magazine, charge the weapon and press on.

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Tested: Cimarron Model P Jr. Revolver

Tuesday, February 19th 2019 10:30 AM

Not long ago, in a part of town not too far away, I walked into a local gun shop to meet with the gunsmiths on staff. While waiting my turn, I noticed a somewhat unusual single-action revolver being handled by the staff. It caught my eye because of its size. It looked to be a scaled-down version of the typical Pre-War frame replicas I've seen chambered in big-bore cartridges like the .45 Colt. I asked if I could take a look, and the staff member kindly obliged....

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Kimber’s New EVO SP (CS) – SHOT Show 2019

Tuesday, January 22nd 2019 06:50 AM

Kimber Manufacturing is known for making firearms that are both high quality and good looking, and the new EVO SP fits both of those categories. There’s also a CS version which comes out of the Custom Shop. This 9mm pistol boasts a 7-round extended magazine which is interchangeable with the Micro 9, and there’s an 8-round mag coming soon. The magazine (not pictured) extends the grip and provides a positive grip for those with larger hands.

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