Always best vs. what works for me
School of thought number 1: “This gun is always the best and if you buy anything other than this gun you’re dumb and stupid. School of thought numbe...
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Review: Laserlyte Plinking Cans & Compact Training Pistol
Isn’t dry fire training a great option for winters like these, when the range is an iced over highway away, and ammo is still so hard to find anyway? Too ...
Photo of the day: Flintlock
Guns like this seem to be half gun, half work of art.
Shotguns and wheelguns: two peas in a pod
Two of my favorite guns are pump shotguns and revolvers. This isn’t a surprise to anyone who knows me really well, because I like things that are complete...
A Shooters’ Romance
In honor of Valentine’s Day (or in celebration of it passing with minimal collateral damage) I’d like to tell you a story of a great love shared by ...
Photo of the day: Nice rack
Photo by Shelley Rae of GunUp the Magazine.
Is there any “Winning” in Shooting Competitions
I’ve been considering the idea of shooting competitions lately and have found a catch 22 that has my brain spinning. In the past, these events have been sold to...
Don’t Tell Anybody, We’re Marketing to Women
The big secret a SHOTShow 2014 was everyone’s interest in marketing to women. Actually, it wasn’t much of a secret. For the past three years, I’ve been writing ...
The MG-34
As you can tell from the other coverage here on the Gun Nuts site, this week is the annual SHOT show, where the firearms industry shows off their latest and gre...
How I fell in love with wheelguns
It all started 20 years ago. As a child in the 90s, I was surrounded by images of double-stack wondernines, most prominently the Beretta 92 as featured in Letha...