Weatherby Introduces Mark V Ultra Lightweight Range Certified Rifle
HatsanUSA Inc. Debuts Tactical Style AT44-10TACT Airgun
Browning Citori Model XS Sporting Over/Under 12 Gauge, $2120 (used)
Gun Tests magazine compared two high-end shotguns from Browning in the April 2012 issue to see which model offered the most bang for the buck. This Bargain Hunter test pitted a used Browning Citori Model XS Sporting Over/Under 12 Gauge, $2120; and a Browning Citori Model 725, $3140, on the competition shooting range. Here's an excerpt of that test, used with permission:
Winchester Model 1895 Lever Action Carbine 30-40 Krag, $1000- $1500
Henry Big Boy No. H006M 357 Magnum/38 Special
Gun Tests magazine tested three 357 Mag lever-action rifles in the October 2012 issue. Here's an excerpt of that report, used with permission:
Qualification Done Right
Servicing Out-of-Production Firearms
There will come a time, sooner or later, when you are faced with having to decide whether you want to work on an old gun that you may never have heard of before. It is up to you to decide if it's worth the trouble but if you do, follow the rules I've learned over the years.
Camp Perry’s NRA Smallbore leg temporarily moving from Ohio to Indiana
MechTech Systems Carbine Conversion Unit for Glock 9mm
This neat unit gives excellent performance. It is a good option for the Glock fan wishing to dedicate one of his pistols to the carbine concept. Commonality of trigger action is a strong point, as well as commonality with magazines. On the basis of affordability, it is a good choice, if you already have the Glock pistol on hand.
Gun Tests June ‘Shooting Collectible’ Preview: 9mm Wise Lite Arms Sterling L2A3 9mm and...
Owning machine guns, suppressors, and “sawed-off” rifles and shotguns under NFA
You have probably heard that the private ownership of machine guns, suppressors, and 'sawed-off' rifles and shotguns is against the law. Many state penal codes calls these items prohibited weapons. For example, possession, manufacture, transportation, sale and repair of these weapons is a third degree felony punishable by up to ten years in the Texas Department of Corrections, writes attorney Michael D. Wisdom, president of the Texas Law Shield, a firearms legal defense retainer program developed by Houston-based Walker, Rice & Wisdom, P.C., Attorneys at Law.