Everything the desk has published — news first, arguments labeled.
Springfield Kuna review from Administrative Results reports zero malfunctions in 500 rounds, three complaints, and a Nexus lower that swaps the proprietary magazines for CZ Scorpion mags.
Dark Storm Industries' DS-25 MFR, a 6.9-pound 14.5-inch 6.5 Creedmoor gas gun, ran repeated failures to extract for roughly 500 rounds in a Boondock Ballistician review before reliability improved.
Junctional wound packing for the groin, neck and armpit gets a full demonstration on Dirty Civilian, where a medic walks through packing technique, hemostatic gauze and pressure bandage work.
Colion Noir's new video builds on a viral moose encounter to argue that warning shots do not deter animals and that volume of fire beats perfect shot placement.
NFA suppressor registration relief took effect August 13 after the Justice Department let the stay lapse without appealing, and Silencer Shop and Palmetto State Armory have begun transfers.
Forced reset trigger control starts at the feet, not the shoulders. A Juicey Media tutorial walks a left-handed shooter through stance on 9mm, 5.56 and .308 FRT rifles.
Appendix carry gets a hard look from Colion Noir, who uses one creator's self-inflicted gunshot during a timed drill to diagnose the drawstroke behind it and to lay out his own reholstering ritual.
Classic Firearms filmed a Clint Smith urban rifle class in Wyoming, running US Palm Storm CAT4 rifles through sight-offset, prone and movement drills.
Budget bolt-action rifles from Ruger, Savage, Howa, Mossberg, Winchester and Weatherby averaged 1.34 MOA across 3,000 rounds of .308 with no malfunctions.
Garand Thumb's survival gun list picks a 12-gauge, a suppressed .22 pistol, a 9mm, a Ruger 10/22 and an AR-15.
Brass Facts sorts the AR-pattern support weapon field into four tiers and reports the cyclic round counts at which each one cooked off.
Mossberg's 990 SPX Magpul in its 14.75-inch NFA form gets a full hands-on verdict from Colion Noir, who trades two rounds of capacity for handling.
