What Would You Like to See in a Gun Review?

[Pat Riot]

Honesty, pure and simple

What he said ^^^^^

In addition I would recommend that you don’t make any excuses for the guns if there is a hiccup. A lot of gun writers will make excuses like; “The magazine MAY have been the culprit” or “the ammo may not have been consistently manufactured”...or ...”this batch of ammo may be bad.”
If a mag is the issue, replace it. If the ammo is a problem get different ammo.
So many writers are biased towards or against a gun but rather than being honest about their bias (probably because of their editors) they make it excuses or don’t fully test a problem gun because of one reason or another.

Just do your best. I am sure it’ll be great. It looks like you’re on the right path.

 

[Bill Raby]

Don't do anything based on advice or requests. It won't help. What one person wants is what will turn someone else off. It will not get you ahead and will turn you into just another hack. Do the reviews the way YOU want to do them. Realize that no matter what you do, some will hate it and some will love it. Important thing is to develop your own style and stick with it. There are endless gun reviews out there. What do you to add to that?

 

[ChanceMcCall]

Ease of disassembly and reassembly for maintenance.

Comfort level while shooting based on multiple shooters with different sized hands.

Detailed trigger pull description including weight, length of travel, length of over travel, presence of stacking, and reset.

These are all good points and ones we intend to cover. Good call!