Browning Hi-Power Raceguns

Other than Dave Westerhout’s 1977 IPSC World Shoot win, the classic Browning Hi-Power hasn’t made much of a dent in the reign of the M1911 and CZ75-pattern pistols’ dominance ofContinue reading “Browning Hi-Power Raceguns”

by D.E. Watters January 16, 2022January 15, 2022

Model 45A Bullpup in WW2

by Shawn January 12, 2022January 11, 2022

Drama Llama – The Llama M87 Racegun

I always find it amusing to see firearm companies attempt to turn their basic staid service pistols into a competition-worthy configuration. Witness how Llama tried to turn the basic M82Continue reading “Drama Llama – The Llama M87 Racegun”

by D.E. Watters January 12, 2022January 11, 2022

Blast(er) From the Past – The Göncz High-Tech

Ah, the 1980s! Remember that innocent age when some designers thought that a three pound semi-auto pistol could be useful? Hungarian-émigré designer Lajos John Göncz developed his “High-Tech” pistol inContinue reading “Blast(er) From the Past – The Göncz High-Tech”

by D.E. Watters January 10, 2022January 9, 2022

Novak TRI 2011 for Ken Hackathorn

Most of you here should recognize the name of veteran firearms instructor Ken Hackathorn. His history is a bit off here as the first Strayer/Tripp 2011 modular frames were unveiledContinue reading “Novak TRI 2011 for Ken Hackathorn”

by D.E. Watters January 8, 2022January 7, 2022

MBA Short Stop Data Dump

We’ve covered some AP projectiles the last few days, so how about one that won’t penetrate anything? As I mentioned with the Sting RAG and Soft RAG yesterday, less lethalContinue reading “MBA Short Stop Data Dump”

by D.E. Watters January 4, 2022January 3, 2022

American Original: Townsend Whelen

From RIA Blog Townsend Whelen loved the outdoors and lived guns. An avid outdoorsman, marksman, hunter, soldier, and author, Whelen wrote for numerous sporting magazines and penned several books onContinue reading “American Original: Townsend Whelen”

by Shawn January 3, 2022January 2, 2022