Gun & Knife Blog

The guys at TFB TV have put together a list of the top 5 guns they regret ever purchasing.

The Whitworth used a narrower bore than the Enfield’s .577 caliber. The bullets were longer, more slender, and more stable over longer ranges than other rifles of the time.

The adult version features a larger stock, loner barrel, and weighs a few ounces more at just under 3 lbs.

Did you do a double take when you saw this image? A lot of people have since Fightlite Industries released these images.

Whether you can assemble your AR-15 blindfolded or you're a first time shooter, this video is a great teaching aid that every shooter should watch.

If you haven’t heard of him before you’ve probably been living in a cave since 1979. After a few teaser pics were released online, AR500 Armor announced that the armor would be shown exclusively back at SHOT Show 2016.

Taken from his now out of print book Sled Driver, Shul’s story is one you don’t want to miss.

This full auto foam blaster has a 2,000 round back-pack and can fire full-auto at a maximum rate of 20 rounds per second.

Ted Schumacher, the creater of FoldAR, showed off some of his most exotic firearms, including the “Mad Max Gun.”

The problem is that most tracers are basically flaming bullets that have the tendency to catch the target and anything else downrange on fire. For that reason they’re banned in many states and all indoor firing ranges.

Half the size of a traditional M134, the XM556 owes it’s micro statue to its 5.56mm round.

These little beauties kick like a mule and cut through bullet proof glass like butter.

Hawk looked at aficionados of John Wick may have seen that their most loved semiretired hit-man isn't wearing a Glock any longer.

These custom weapons could exceed 13 feet in length and could hit over 50 ducks with a single shot. They couldn’t be held and fired by one person and were often mounted to punt boats (hence the name) and required the entire boat to be moved in order to “aim”.

In the video below a 7-year-old girl fires her father’s AR-15 for the first time.

The Puckle gun (aka the Defence gun) was patented by James Puckle, a British inventor, in 1718. Technically a repeating rifle.

Meet the R1 Enhanced Double Stack in .45 ACP. The EDS features a 5″ match grade stainless barrel, front and rear slide serrations, a beavertail grip safety, enhanced thumb safety, red fiber-optic front sight, and adjustable two-dot rear sights.

Armed with a CZ452 loaded with .17 HMR V-Max ballistic tips, this hunter makes a perfect single shot kill.

This 12 gauge pistol makes both of those hand cannons look like cap guns.

These slugs are heavy as hell, more than 58 grams with a live 9mm inside.