American Handgunner

Reeder .44 Special & .500 Blasters! Are you going to be messing with those guns all evening?” That very afternoon a big brown truck dropped off two aesthetically beautiful...

Pistol By I.O. Inc. A Half-Pint Pocket Pal. I don’t like teensy-tiny micro-mini pocket pistols, period. They try to squirt outta my oversized mitts like crazed goldfish. Their sights are...

Columbia River Knife & Tool Rides The Crest Of The Wave. The modern tactical knife era that began in the early 1990s unleashed a torrent of new designs ideas and technology, and no...

Skorpions & Grim Reapers

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The “Gen-2″ .380 H...

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River Of Steel

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How To Buy A Used Revolver

ArmaLite SPR Mod 1 Rifle

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Exclusive Web Extra: Handguns Of WWII Part 5

The German P38 9mm Part 5 Of A 12-Part Series. Next to the Luger, Germany’s most recognized World War II handgun was the Walther-designed P38. It’s credited as being the first military pistol with a double action trigger pull. As with the Luger, it was issued to the German army (Heer) in 9mm Parabellum. However some commercial P38s were chambered for the 7.65mm Parabellum...

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Exclusive Web Extra: Popular .338′s In Handg...

Today there is an array of cartridges suitable for varmints to any big game animal in the world. The good news for the handgun hunter is most of these cartridges, although designed for rifles, are suitable for bolt action and single shot handguns. Concerning these, calibers over .30 that have always impressed me were those using 0.338″ diameter bullets. After buying a .338...

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