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Source The signature feature of Glock handguns is reliability. They work consistently when needed. However, the Glock 32 is the most reliable among a series of reliable pistols, and this comes from the .357 Sig round. .357 Sig was designed in the 1990’s to produce a more accurate and more powerful round without compromising magazine […] More

Source The Glock 26 is a subcompact model, which means that it provides a great balance between concealability and performance. The smaller grip makes this model easier to conceal, while the barrel length still provides limited accuracy. The short grip that minimizes printing, so you can conceal this Glock universally under almost any type of […] More

Source The full-sized Glock 17 is ideal for home defense needs. It also makes an excellent competition pistol. The most obvious drawback is the size – these larger handguns are not suitable for concealed carry. The Glock 17 has a 17-round magazine and 4.49-inch barrel, making it perfect for self-defense. These factors increase the size […] More

Source The Glock 19 is the most versatile option if you’re going to buy just one handgun. This model has a compact profile and size, which is ideal for multiple purposes. The 15-round magazine and 4-inch barrel are solid advantages for defensive use without compromising size and concealability. Additionally, the grip is longer and more […] More

Source The full-sized Glock 17 is ideal for home defense needs. It also makes an excellent competition pistol. The most obvious drawback is the size – these larger handguns are not suitable for concealed carry. The Glock 17 has a 17-round magazine and 4.49-inch barrel, making it perfect for self-defense. These factors increase the size […] More

Source There’s a reason the Winchester Model 70 is often called the Rifleman’s Rifle. The pre-64 Model 70s in particular are widely regarded as being some of the very best bolt action rifles ever made. Today, Model 70 rifles are still being produced and are available in just about every caliber you can think of. […] More

Source The Winchester 1895 was the last lever action rifle designed by John Browning for Winchester. It was notable for being able to handle larger calibers such as the .30-06 Springfield, .405 Winchester, and the 7.62x54r. It is loaded by having the rounds fed in a box magazine rather than a side loading gate. The […] More

Source The Winchester 1894 is the most popular sporting rifle ever made, by far. Most often available in the .30-30 Winchester round, this rifle was originally designed by John Browning and has been an American staple as a truck gun and as a brush gun or deer hunting rifle. The 1894 is well known for […] More

Source The Winchester 1873 is known as the Gun That Won The West. Most commonly chambered for the .44-40 round, it was a short carbine rifle and the successor to the 1866 Golden Boy. The 1873 was well used throughout the west, being handy, compact, and lightweight. Cowboys would often also purchase a Colt Single […] More

Source After the Korean War, the .30-06 M1 Garand was re-chambered for the .308 round and equipped with a detachable box magazine instead of an en-bloc clip, and the result was the M14 rifle. The M14 served as the primary service rifle until the adoption of the M16, but continues to be deployed today as […] More

Source The Springfield M1903 was a bolt action rifle in .30-06 that was the primary service rifle for the United States in World War I and continued to serve as a sniper rifle in World War II, Korea, and Vietnam. The rifle was virtually identical to the Mauser rifle, so much to the point that […] More

Source The SIG Sauer 550 serves as the primary service rifle for the Swiss military, and has been since the 1980s. Outside of Switzerland, the 550 has never really caught on as much as the AR-15 or AK-47, but it still has a reputation for being one of the most reliable and finest assault rifles […] More