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Springfield Armory M6 Scout Gun Review

The Armory M6 is one of the most unique firearms manufactured in history. This gun was first released in the 50s and its main use was for military personnel who would be out on a mission for days without external support. It's a powerful, reliable firearm that will surely amuse any gun enthusiast. Full gunreview »

Ruger Mini 14 Gun Review

The Ruger Mini 14 is one of the small rifles that can easily attract a gun enthusiast. Developed from the late 60s to the early 70s the first Mini 14s were sold in 1973. It immediately became a popular rifle for many gun enthusiasts because of its size and practical use. The gun can easily work with two types of cartridges: the Remington 5.6mm and the 6.8mm. However, the target model of the rifle can only accommodate the .223 Remington cartridges. Full gunreview »

Kel-Tec P11 Gun Review

The Kel-Tec P11 is one of the smallest handguns most gun enthusiasts will encounter. Full gunreview »

Ruger LCP Gun Review

The Ruger LCP (Light Compact Pistol) is one of the newest handguns from the well respected manufacturer. Introduced in 2008, the handgun immediately became a hot item as waiting list for the Ruger LCP is common in many gun stores. Full gunreview »

Alabama Boy Kills 1,051-Pound Monster Pig, Bigger Than 'Hogzilla'

An 11-year-old Alabama boy used a pistol to kill a wild hog that just may be the biggest pig ever found.

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New Gun Fires 'Laser of Lead' - 1 Million Rounds Per Minute

The Metal Storm Variable Lethality Law Enforcement pistol is fully electronic and can fire three rounds in 1/500th of a second.

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Hiring the Wrong Hit Man - Hit Man with Conscience Thwarts Plan to Kill Family

BOSTON, Massachusetts -- A man tried to hire a hit man to kill his family, including his 7-year-old daughter, even requesting that she be shot in the chest and not the head so there could be an ...

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America - The World's Arms Pusher - Top Export is Deadliest

No one is paying much attention to it, but our top export is the deadliest.

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