John Moses Browning told Major General Julian Hatcher that John Pedersen “was the greatest gun designer in the world.” Although his name might not be as well known as John Browning’s, Mr. Pedersen was essential to American firearms design. Guns like the Remington Model 17 shotgun still influence modern shotgun
Once you buy a handgun, a second, third, and fourth will likely follow. While this is rewarding and enjoyable, it has one notable downside. When we buy said new handgun, we will obviously need a holster for it. With that comes endless research, purchase and then testing the holster. If
The response to active shooters has evolved drastically over the last ten years. Gone are the days of a lonely shotgun in the trunk. Today, those who are serious about addressing these threats are better equipped. One of the most useful items we have found now is active shooter bags.
KeepShooting.com’s in-house FN FAL mags, produced under the United Defense LLC label, are an exceptional offering for metric FAL rifle owners seeking high-quality, reliable, and authentic magazines for less than $35. These 20-round steel mags are not only functional and robust, but visually faithful to the original Austrian design. Making
In the realm of firearms training, few concepts are as universally misunderstood as the “four firearms conditions” or firearm carry status. Popularized initially within the U.S. Marine Corps and subsequently adopted across various military, law enforcement, and civilian training programs, these four conditions serve as a standardized method for describing
Let’s face it, hearing the ringing of steel makes shooting a far more enjoyable experience. Sadly, the issue with steel targets is that they can be a pain to lug around and set up. Not only do they take up tons of space, steel targets are also heavy and awkward.
The Supermarine Spitfire is one of the most iconic fighter aircraft of World War II, celebrated for its versatility, performance, and sheer elegance. Designed by R.J. Mitchell and first flown in 1936, the Spitfire quickly became the backbone of the Royal Air Force (RAF) Fighter Command. Its sleek design, elliptical
The Vortex Defender Micro Red Dot series has quickly become a favorite among shooters—from concealed carry die-hards to competitive shooters. Comprising three distinct models (Defender-CCW, Defender-ST, and Defender-XL), this micro line combines rugged reliability, high performance, and versatile mounting options, all backed by Vortex’s industry-leading lifetime warranty. Each model is
Hard Use Suppressors: while the definition can vary, in my mind a true hard use suppressor has no barrel restrictions for caliber and capable of full auto or sustained fire without damage to the suppressor or host weapon. Sounds simple but reality has proven different. Many are full auto capable
