Firearms

The RPK is the Soviet answer to an automatic squad weapon. It predates the Infantry Automatic rifle and exemplifies the squad weapon’s design.

The M3 and M3A1 Grease Guns don’t get a lot of love, but today we are going to tell you why they were better than the Tommy gun.

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.

M1 Garand is truly an icon of a rifle. Highly valued by collectors today, this rifle played a pivotal role in World War II.

With the explosion of pistol-caliber carbines, it’s easy to get lost in the weeds. So which are the best PCCs? Well, let’s dig in!

Bullpup shotguns just make sense. These close-quarters combat weapons deliver tons of firepower per trigger pull and look badass to boot!

The AK-100 series of rifles presents the latest evolution in AK design from the Russian armed forces. Check out the latest AK variants here.

The AR-18 was a smooth and solid shooter that employed a number of innovations. But then, why did it fail?

Our primary choice for a secondary (backup) firearm was the M-1911 .45 caliber blazer, legacy of the venerable John Moses Browning.

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

Today we examine the guns and arsenal of the assassins of the president of Haiti and draw some useful information from our findings.

Did you know that the wide and weird world of the Desert Eagle spans guns, movies, games, and more?