Bullpups are Bullsh*t: Or Are They? Recoil Staff Two RECOIL editors go head-to-head arguing the pros and cons of bullpups, SBRs, ergonomics, and more!
WA2000: The Bullpup Sniper Rifle with a Past Ashley Hlebinsky One of the best looking sniper rifles of all time, and it’s a bullpup?! The WA2000 is a legend without equal.
GForce’s American Jawbone PDW [REVIEW] Mike Searson Offering a lot more firepower than it’s nakesake, the GForce Arms Jawbone is a 9mm PDW with a little extra under the hood.
ATF Form 1 eFile Walkthrough: Death and Taxes Tom Marshall Ready for your first SBR or SBS? Make the process easy and inexpensive by filing your own eForm 1 with the ATF! Here is what you need to know.
How to use a 22LR for Long-Range Training Alex Hartmann Save money, get effective pratice, and have a lot of fun. .22 LR for Long Range shooting is an overlooked tool that you need to use.
LPVO vs. Magnifiers: What Works Best? Dave Merrill Choosing LPVO Vs. Red Dot & Magnifier is like choosing between Coke and Pepsi. What are the quantifiable strengths and weaknesses? Take a look!
Toolbox Taurus: GX2 Personal Defense Pistol Dave Merrill A pistol good enough to be your EDC, but cheap enough you can put one in every room. Taurus GX2 the new king of budget pistols?
6MM ARC: Long Range in a Small Package with the Lantac 6ARC Dave Merrill Small package, long range. 6mm ARC is gaining more ground everyday and proving that sometimes smaller is better.
Marlin 45-70 Review: Custom Shop Model 1895 Modern Lever Hunter Rob Curtis A gipperless ode to Marlin Custom Shop’s Modern Lever Hunter — a Marlin 45-70 that is not your grandaddy’s lever gun. New take on black rifles!
Zeroed In: Dr. Phil Dater, MD Alexander Crown This article originally appeared in RECOIL Issue 42. Photos by Dave Merrill Editorial Forward: Dr. Phil…
B&T VP9 Review: “Veterinary Pistol” Rob Curtis Replaced by the B&T Station SIX, the VP9 is still a really interesting pistol with a great history behind it.
Train Smarter: Choosing The Best Shooting Targets Aaron Cowan 3D targets, photorealistic targets, or just your average bull’s eye — what target you use for a training scenario makes a big difference!
