Gun & Knife Blog

Hip-firing the handheld Browning M2 "Ma Deuce" .50 cal machine gun

They are becoming more popular on battlefields overseas and here at home.

The only reason this ammunition isn't restricted as a "destructive device" is because it has a "sporting use" exception.

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

This little beauty is completely legal according to the NFA.

The copper bullets expand to form a shape like a mini-ceiling fan and cause massive trauma as they tear through meat and bone.

Congratulations team Winchester!

The good folks at Hill County Rifles are back with another long range shot that's one for the record books.

From 9mm Luger to .357 Magnum, this revolver fires almost everything.

Designed in the late 1930s, the M1 was a standard firearm used throughout the US Military in WWII, Korea, and Vietnam.

The M3 is a .45 caliber submachinegun like the Thompson, but was cheaper to produce.

Basically they crammed as many sights, lights, lasers, scopes, and spare mags as possible onto a single weapon and added a suppressor for good measure.

This footage was taken from a training exercise held by Russian's Northern Fleet on the Barents Sea.

Hickok45 is happy to have a suppressed M-16 in his hands.

Designed as an anti-aircraft weapon to bring down enemy zeppelins, the Burton 1917's most notable feature is the dual magazine well.

The bolo rounds feature a pair of 0.5" lead balls connected by 5" of metal wire and costs about four times as much as a regular shotgun slug.

Demolition Ranch has teamed up with LunkersTV for this video.

This is the first time TAOFLEDERMAUS has worked with a slug made from carbon fiber, so he wasn't sure what to expect.

Check out the Italian Solengo shotgun slug sent in by David, the French Redneck. These special wild game slugs are built for bringing down boar. They feature a fluted lead head with a brass tipped...

This little girl has a bright future ahead of her.