Gun & Knife Blog

Benelli releases a new line of custom concept shotguns every year for SHOT Show.

In their latest video, Jeff and friends from TAOFLEDERMAUS take a look at the flare gun movie myth.

The Mossberg 590M shotgun features a double-stack magazine ranging in capacity from 5 to 20 rounds. Double-stack shotgun magazines were first reported as “in development” back in 2012 when MD Arms’ Michael Davidson filed a patent for the innovative shotgun accessory.

This is a must watch for anyone who is curious.

See this badass weapon in action for the first time.

As hefty as the door may be, it's no match for those .50 BMG rounds.

What looks like a standard black SUV is actually the deadliest vehicle on the road.

The good folks at Match Grade Machine created a custom after market barrel that looks just like a 19th century cannon.

Heckler and Koch will be shipping the long awaited VP9SK any day now, but a few lucky reviewers were able to get their hands on the new striker fired pistol a few weeks early.

The civilian G36 was a semi-automatic version of H&K's popular rifle.

While many revolvers accept both rounds, the rounds themselves are far from equal.

The Mauser C96 is an iconic semi-automatic pistol made by German weapons manufacturer Mauser from 1896 to 1937.

With far too much to fit in one photo, you'll have to see the video to enjoy everything his arsenal has to offer.

he carbine would continue to see use in combat through the Korean war.

Springfield has unveiled an upgraded XD-S Mod.2, a single-stack .45 ACP designed for concealed carry.

The late Barry Elliott from IraqVeteran8888 discusses proper revolver etiquette in this segment of ‘Gun Gripes.’ Too often an inexperienced, and sometimes moderately experienced, shooter will pick up a revolver, spin the cylinder, and slap...

The L42A1 was the very last of the British Lee Enfield rifles and it was developed in the late 1960s to replace the No. 4 Mk1 (T) rifles of the WWII era.

The most powerful cannon in the US arsenal looks like something straight out of science fiction.

The Gustaf is still in use today, although it has gone through a few upgrades over the last 70 years.

Ohio Ordinance Works has modernized the Browning Automatic Rifle of WWII fame with their HCAR (Heavy Counter Assault Rifle).