Firearms Technology

Bullpup rifles might well be the rifle of the future, but they’ve been around for a long time. Today we are looking at their pros and cons.

The Shockwave is one of the most disruptive guns of the decade. Mossberg is mostly known as that shotgun company but this ain’t a shotgun.

Beretta knew the M9 was out-of-date for the current military market. So, as a Hail Mary to save their military contract they presented the M9A3.

The Maxim 9 provides shooters with a handy and quiet integrally suppressed pistol for the modern era. It should be the future of duty pistols

Did you know American forces wielded the Mosin Nagant in World War I? Yep, American-made Mosins occupied American hands.

The General Purpose Machine Gun rules the machine-gun world. But where did it come from? We have to look at the MG42 and MG34 to find out.

The Kriss Vector might be the most high-tech submachine gun in the world, but why wasn’t it more successful with military and police forces?

The XM8 is one of three tactical tuna’s that have hit the rifle world. And it’s the only one without an official civilian release.

While the Soviets might have been backwards in many ways, they created advanced small arms and the AS VAL proves they could think ahead.

The AA-12, or Atchisson Assault Shotgun, is one of the most fascinating shotguns to ever grace the scattergun genre. Find out why.

The CMMG Banshee takes PCC and pushed it forward. The unique radial delayed gas system provides an extremely modern option for the PCC user.

The M1911 served the U.S. military from 1911 to 1985. In that time, it saw action in the hands of badasses who accomplished tremendous feats.