Beretta M9: The U.S. Military’s Iconic Sidearm

For over three decades, the Beretta M9 rode in the holsters of American warfighters from Panama to Kandahar, a controversial yet steadfast companion that echoed through history with every sharp, unmistakable crack.

Former Marine Explains Why the M14 Was a Battlefield Failure

The M14 might hold a certain nostalgic charm for some, but the truth is, this rifle was outdated the day it was born, plagued by poor ergonomics, unreliable accuracy, and an overall lack of durability that made it more of a burden than a battlefield asset.

A Look Back at the SIG P226 and the MK 25 Navy SEAL Variant

The SIG P226 is more than just a Cold War relic—it’s a trusted workhorse, blending classic design with modern-day reliability, and for us left-handed shooters, it’s easily adaptable, even if a few tweaks are needed for maximum comfort.