Gun & Knife Blog

Watch TAOFLEDERMAUS put these slugs to the test in the video below.

Gunsmiths across the country have been developing new concepts to sidestep these backwards laws. Mean Arms went the other direction and looked to past technology for inspiration.

Actually, there are wide variety of rounds that can be called either .223 or 5.56, but this discussion focuses on the two most popular cartridges, the .223 Remington and 5.56x45mm NATO.

The semi-auto version of the Atchisson Assault-12 became a reality thanks to the hard work of Boje Cornils and Sol Invictus Arms.

While they are intended to “take guns off the street,” a surprisingly few number of criminals choose to participate in these government sponsored events.

Now serving as a NRA commentator, Rasso speaks out against new legislation attempting to ban the AR-15 and similar rifles.

By far most of weapon control allies have no clue about the fact that it is so natural to assemble your own gun.

I definitely want one not sure what I would use it for, but who cares it’s a double-barrel pump gun.

The YouTube team over at TOAFLEDERMAUS, received beta versions of a shotgun round loaded with “Sabot Micro-Arrows” to test their stability and accuracy. It turns out they offer pretty good penetration but the accuracy may be a little questionable.

The video is over 16 minutes long, with many different rounds tested. The best one comes at the 5-minute mark when he uses the 3.5-inch shells.

Kajaskaar on YouTube decided to try that on his sawed-off shotgun! He starts the video by saying, “Let’s get really really stupid.”

So seeing a video of someone using the fish as skeet is not surprising and to be honest looks like fun.

This experiment lies somewhere in the middle. It does not seem that dangerous, but could possibly damage your gun, but also only mildly effective.

The new HESH Exploding shotgun slugs from War Wolf are truly impressive!

Watch this guy almost bloody his nose when he decides to shoot it.

These rounds are manufactured by the Ballistic Machinist, Tim Hamilton and cost 24.99 for a box of five so they are not cheap, but boy do they pack a punch.

I scoured the internet trying to find a video of someone shooting the round but alas I came up empty-handed. 

In this video, you will see a not one, but two double-barrel 1911s shot simultaneously!

These slugs look wicked, but are they effective in making a quick, clean kill? Watch the video and find out!