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Got to spend some trigger time with the new VP9 and here's what I've found: Pros: -100% reliable with anything from Russian stuff to quality JHPs -Excellent trigger. Broke right at 5 but the crispness made it feel like less. Very smooth pull all the way through -"Hostile Environment"...

I've had the KMR for about a month now and here's what I've found: Pros: -Very strong design. The indexed cross bolt and barrel nut system (shown in the video) is a very solid design -Lightweight. Aluminum/magnesium blend results in a 13'' rail that weights 7.7oz (with mounting...

The N-PAP is flying off the shelves these days due to the known quality of Zastava rifles, the cost, the fact that less O-PAPs are available, and because they're just a lot of rifle for the money. Here's what I've found with mine: Pros: -100% reliable -Fit and finish are excellent for the...

The SLR-104FR has recently been introduced to the US market and I snagged one off the first shipment. Here's what I've found… Pros: -100% reliable to date with mostly 7N6 and some Red Army Standard thrown in (69gr) occasionally -Build quality is great. Everything's lined up, locks in...

For those that don't know, Magpul announced their AK PMAG is headed out to the masses. Here's a review of a advanced sample I got my paws on: Pros: -100% reliability in 5 rifles tested in -Durable, Magpul quality -Gen M3 PMAG marking system -Grooves in the follower line up with grooves in...

The BM-12 mount was designed to be a simple way to add a light (or other accessory) to your Saiga 12 or VEPR 12 shotgun. Well, it does just that. Here's what I think of it overall…. Pros: -Simple design. KISS principle is hard at work here. -Lightweight----weighs in at 1.05oz...

Lots of folks have been waiting since SHOT last year for Magpul to release their Mossberg shotgun furniture and it's finally started shipping out. I snagged a set and here's what I've found so far: Stock Pros: -Very ergonomic. -Good texturing on the grip. -LOP is user adjustable...

Mossberg or Remington? Um….. both? :D I'll be focusing on the 590A1 in this review however. I've had several over the years including the 18.5'' model which is probably my favorite due to the balance of it and the availability of 1 & 2 shot extensions. Here's what I've found over...

The Sig P226 has been around since the XM9 service pistol trials in the mid-80s. Its' basic design comes from the P220 but it has a double stack magazine and is chambered in 9mm (40S&W and 357SIG variants are out now obviously). Here's my summary of the pros and the cons of the gun...

Earlier this year Elzetta mentioned on the forums that they were going to come out with a high output light to compete with the slew of high end light makers that have come out with 500 lumen and up lights this year. Well, it's a reality now with their 650 lumen Bravo model and 900 lumen...

Lots of folks like to **** on TAPCO (even me from time to time) but I'm a fan of their G2 AK trigger and their mags have always functioned fine in my rifles but seemed to have one problem---they'd break. Each time it was the locking lug but unfortunately I didn't do reviews back in those days...

Many 1911 fans have been requesting that Magpul produce a set of grips for a while now. Apparently after Magpul's trainers joined the chorus of folks requesting the grips they got busy and the MOE grip panels are the result. Here's what I've found with them: Pros: -Ergonomic. The relief...

Lots of folks are moving toward more vertical grips on their AR due to comfort when using body armor or working in tight quarters. Here's what I've found with the new K2: Pros: -The grip texturing on the sides (I believe called TSP and is an updated version of the MOE AK grip) p combined...

Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com The M70 O-PAP is flying off the shelves these days due to the known quality of Zastava rifles, the cost, and because Century seems to be importing them by the boatload. Here's what I've found with mine: Pros: -100%...

Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com The Glock 26 is one of the most popular carry guns for good reason. I've been carrying the Gen3 G26 for a long time and here's what I've found. Pros: -Reliable. The gun has had 0 malfunctions -Accurate. For s subcompact...

Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com The SL1 by ROSCH Works is a combination front sight and weapon light in one lightweight, very well thought out, rugged, compact, and ergonomic package. I've had it...

Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com Ever since I saw the KV-13 last year I wanted to get my paws on one but there was a waiting list (of course). Well, it showed up at my FFL a couple months ago and I've been dutifully shooting the...

Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com The Lantac Dragon has gotten a lot of hype over the last few months so I snatched one up for a little T&E. Here's what I've found so far: Pros: -It is one of the, if not the, best muzzle device...

Uploaded with ImageShack.com Uploaded with ImageShack.com The rise in body armor among the civilian population has been trending upward the last several years due to a variety of factors--economic fears, lower cost of armor (especially soft panels and steel plates), and a better understanding...

The CLAW rear sight was designed to aid in one handed manipulations and it does just that. I've had it on my Glock 19 for a while and here's what I've found. Pros: -It really grabs onto hard surfaces to aid in one handed racking of the slide -Standard heights for Glock (large and small...