10mm Backcountry Handguns: 2025 Deep Dive & Buyer’s Guide December 11, 2025 If you want one sidearm that balances power, capacity, and practical carry weight in the woods, 10mm backcountry handguns are a strong middle path between .357/.44 Magnum revolvers and lighter 9mm pistols. This guide explains who they fit, what to look for, and
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Best .22 WMR Rifles (2025 Guide): Accuracy, Utility, and Top Picks December 5, 2025 Looking for the best .22 WMR rifles in 2025? This guide breaks down why the .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire still shines, how it compares to .22 LR and .17 HMR, and what to look for in hunting and small-varmint rigs. We’ll
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Glock V Series: U.S. Launch Rumored With Broad Lineup Changes December 1, 2025 The Glock V Series is widely rumored to debut in the U.S. around November 30, 2025, with early availability expected to follow in December. While official, detailed specs have not been published at the time of writing, multiple industry reports suggest the
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Best .44 Magnum Revolvers (2025 Guide) November 25, 2025 The best .44 Magnum revolvers balance strength, shootability, and practical features for hunting, backcountry defense, and serious range work. This 2025 guide explains what matters, compares standout models by role, and links you to our revolvers category and top brands so you can zero in fast.
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Ruger American Rifle Gen II Patrol — New for 2025 November 21, 2025 The Ruger American Rifle Gen II Patrol brings a compact, threaded bull barrel and 10-round AR-magazine compatibility to Ruger’s updated budget-friendly bolt gun. It’s a do-most-things patrol-style rifle for range training, varmint duty, and practical field work—without premium-rifle pricing. Announced November 5,
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12 Gauge vs 20 Gauge: 2025 Shotgun Deep Dive November 17, 2025 Quick take: If you’re deciding between 12 gauge vs 20 gauge in 2025, think less about “power” and more about pattern performance, payload options, and how long you can shoot comfortably. This deep dive breaks down real-world use—upland, waterfowl, turkeys, clays, and home
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Best Budget Bolt-Action Rifles (Under $700) — 2025 Edition November 11, 2025 If you’re hunting for budget bolt-action rifles that still punch above their price, good news: 2025 has plenty of sub-$700 choices that group tight, run reliably, and won’t make your wallet whinny. Below, we compare five proven models, what they do best, and
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Suppressor-Ready Pistols in 2025: Why Threaded-Barrel Handguns Are Everywhere November 4, 2025 In the last month, more semi-auto pistols are shipping suppressor-ready (threaded barrels + tall sights) right out of the box. If you’ve been eyeing quieter range time or a future suppressor purchase, 2025’s crop makes it easier (and cheaper) to start with a
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Springfield Armory Model 2020 Heatseeker — New for 2025 October 30, 2025 Springfield Armory’s new Model 2020 Heatseeker is a compact, chassis-based bolt gun with a .75-MOA accuracy guarantee, purpose-built for hunters and precision-minded shooters who like AR-style modularity on a bolt action. If you’ve wanted a factory rifle with carbon-fiber barrel tech, AICS mags,
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Barrel Twist Rate, Decoded: 1:7 vs 1:8 vs 1:9 for .223/5.56 October 27, 2025 TL;DR: For .223 Rem/5.56 NATO, 1:7 stabilizes the heaviest bullets (75–80gr+), 1:8 is the most versatile (55–77gr), and 1:9 favors lighter loads (40–69gr). Choose based on the ammo you actually shoot, not what looks cool on a spec sheet. Twist rate
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