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I have to say, I am impressed. I fired approximately 500 rounds over three days, on a brand new gun, never cleaned, and it never malfunctioned. It even began to rain on us the third day. It worked with #9 skeet loads, 00 Buck, and slugs. This shotgun is certainly different from the...

Today it failed to eject a spent shell (reload of questionable origin) and is now locked up. I can't pull the bolt back no matter what. It appears the bolt is cammed up into the top of the receiver, while the bolt carrier is still straight (of course). I've tried forcing the spent shell out...

I'm sure this has been discussed before, but I thought I would give my opinion on the matter to see what others thought. Over the past few months I've had a lot of experience with my M44 Mosin Nagant and my M48 Yugo Mauser. They are rifles that had the same purpose, and were made about the...

I am in the market for a .44 magnum. It will be used 98% for fun at the range, but I want it to be capable of hunting if I so desired. I have pretty much decided on a Ruger Super Blackhawk since it is a proven revolver, and is cheaper than S&Ws. These are the things I am undecided on: 1...

I hate to miss this deal, but I just don't need one bad enough to justify the purchase. My local "kitchen table dealer" has a NIB Benelli Super Black Eagle in advantage camo with steady grip for $875 out the door. Man do I wish I hunted waterfowl!

The short,short version: It's really light, really accurate, really thin and I like it a lot. Recoil is fierce, but you can tame it with practice. Recommended. The long version: I'm really starting to like this little gun. First thing I noticed is how thin it was. I went from a G29 to this...

For those of you unfamiliar with the terminology, the "covert" model has a 0.5" shorter grip and holds one less round (.40 short and weak). It comes with a 5-round mag and a standard 6-round mag with a grip extender. I am wondering if the covert model is appreciably easier to conceal. Losing...

This survey mainly applies to duck hunters, but can probably be accurately answered by any waterfowl hunter. It is only five questions that require very short answers. This is for a senior design project in mechanical engineering at the university I attend. My group has researched the idea...

I have a Remington 870 HD that I want to add some type of sighting system to. Right now it has only the stock front bead. I can't find ghost rings for under $100! Last night at Wal-Mart, I found a set of sights made by Hi-Viz for turkey and deer hunting. Check them out here...