Norinco Tokarev | Chinesium at its Best
>Chinesium That’s the one reply I received when I asked about the Norinco Tokarev. With that sage wisdom I traded away my EAA Witness Polymer for a Tokarev pistol, holster, three magazines and 500...
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The MSAR STG-556: A Gun You Never Even Knew Existed
Behold, the MSAR STG556 a marvel of “can we fix it? No its fucking broken”. Something nobody expected, nobody asked for and evidently nobody even wanted. The unfortunate tale of a knife company selling...
The Zastava NPAP: A Good AK For The Budget Minded?
Serb Steel Very recently I found myself in a position to add an AK to my collection, something that I’d been wanting to do for quite some time. At first I was looking at...
Daewoo DP51 | The Best Pistol from South Korea
In 2013 I had my first experience with the Daewoo DP51. Five years later and l have one to call my own, purchased online from The Mosin Crate. The DP51 is the commercial version...
Direct Action Gear – Dust
These days, there are hundreds of options out there for tactical packs. If you’re like me, you have a lot of stuff to carry around on a daily basis, but you hate the larger,...
Smith & Wesson Governor | Big Gun, Bigger Personality
BLUF: The Smith & Wesson Governor is a ton of fun and can be somewhat effective as a defensive firearm. If you want something for personal protection, look elsewhere. If you want something that’s...
Defense Distributed Ghost Gunner 2: First Impressions
Following the school shooting in Parkland, Florida, the media has been awash with calls for a rehash of the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban, with the AR-15 serving as the centerpiece for the current attack...
RIA 1911 – Is It Worth It?
The 1911 is quite literally one of the most iconic firearms to be made here in the US. The M1911 is a single-action, semi-automatic, magazine-fed, recoil-operated pistol chambered for the .45 ACP cartridge. In that time it served as the standard-issue sidearm for the United States Armed...
The Smith & Wesson M&P Sport II
The Sport II is Smith and Wesson’s version of an entry level AR-15. It features a basic furniture set with a standard mil-spec telescopic stock, slim handguards without aluminum heat shields, flattop upper receiver...
Plinking Quietly With Mr. Bond
Walther began sales of the PP in 1929. The Polizeipistole (Police Pistol) was followed in 1930 by the PPK, Polizeipistole Kurz or Police Pistol Short. The Kurz featured a shorter length and shorter height....
