Gun & Knife Blog

Jimmy Diresta is known for superior craftsmanship when it comes to weapon modification.

The Duke boys' faithful chariot has been an iconic symbol of American muscle for almost 40 years despite modern controversy. Today, a 15-year-old kid revealed the Ghost of General Lee, an exceptional rebuild of the beloved classic.

Shorter than the standard M1A, the 16″ M1A SOCOM 16 has been called the “ultimate battle rifle” and it’s hard to argue against their claim.

Jamie Horst brings out the big guns in this video, literally.

For those who have never heard of it, the Prince Rupert's Drop is a weird freak of physics that is both nearly indestructible and incredibly fragile at the same time.

One of the earliest records of butterfly knives dates back to 1710 in a French book with the title “Le Perret,” which calls them “Balisong knives.” The book mentions the knives were a utility tool...

Benchmade knives have a long and winding history that dates back to the 1980s when Les De Asis first incorporated as Bali-Song. The company began its production with a focus on balisong knives, or butterfly...

Sub-gun to rifle, handgun to shotgun, it's all here.

It has only a few shortcomings that are easily outweighed by its solid design.

This thing is surprisingly effective, but is it legal?

From the 1860 Henry lever action through the Barrett M107, take a chronological journey through some of the greatest weapons used in modern combat.

You can see the tips of the bullets extending past the barrel in the video.

All we know here is that an American life was saved.

Tim Hamilton, the Ballistic Machinist, has started marketing his most destructive shotgun slug yet, the round nose brass pellet.

Why waste time reloading your magazine when you could just slap in a fresh belt of ammo?

No one should ever do what Matt is doing, but he's made a business out of doing what no one else should do.

Fans of the Ruger Redhawk have something to look forward.

Only 5 units were ever made.

Functioning as either a double-barreled rifle or a shotgun, Hoenig's fascinating firearm is perfectly cylindrical and has no levers.

While the YHM-8900 looks like any other clone of the classic 10/22, it's actually a master of discretion unlike most others.