Gun & Knife Blog

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

It's no misprint, this array may be the deadliest weapon ever made.

Hickok45 shows off a tremendous little survival carbine made by TNW Firearms.

The original firearm was a nine-shot muzzle loading revolver that had a 12-gauge muzzle loading shotgun along the center axis.

After a decades-long absence, Colt returned to the “snake” revolver game in 2017. The company re-released a number of old “Snake Gun” favorites, starting with the Colt Cobra in January 2017. Next came the Colt King Cobra in January...

Throwing knives come in a range of sizes, materials, weights, and construction. How can you determine which thrower is the best for you? A throwing knife shouldn’t be confused with a typical pocket knife or...

Elegant bodywork, ultra-luxe interior, chassis deftly walks the line between comfort and control.The best options require even more cash, consumes fuel like a full-size pickup truck...

If you're a responsible shooter, the hair on your neck should start to rise shortly after hitting play.

Do you think it would have been any different if he were shooting at a Ford?

Take a closer look at the Gilboa on the range

TAOFLEDERMAUS is more than willing to take anything you send him in the mail and shoot it from a shotgun.

Larger than the .22 magnum, the .22 Hornet has almost no kick, but delivers a bigger bang.

As far as they know, there are no other videos available online showing these special slugs in action.

Chad and Eric from Moss Pawn & Gun are back with another unique weapon in the latest episode from IraqVeteran8888.

He lines up the 16 plates to find out if this rifle can really go the distance.

You can use semi-auto or you can run with the big dogs and go full auto.

With this special insert a .38 special or .357 magnum round can be fired from a 12 gauge shotgun.

The entire thing fits easily into the primary compartment of a backpack, making it one of the very few .50 BMGs that's "backpack portable."

Some of you are probably already familiar with this old trick.

A local gunshop found a large cache of ammunition in an old surplus shop, and this guy was lucky enough to acquire a pair of 20 round boxes made in 1918.