Gun Review: X-Products AR-15 Can Cannon

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By Roy H. I took a gamble and spent $399 on an AR-15 upper receiver to see if it’s worth the money to use M200 5.56x45mm blanks to hurl still-full-of-soda cans 105+ yards down range....

Gun Review: Bill’s Custom Automatics Master Grade 1911

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Right off the bat, Bill's Custom Automatics does it right. I opened the custom case to find the Master Grade 1911 well presented and six Wilson Combat magazines, each inside their own little foam home, with...

Gun Review: Rock Island Armory GI Standard FS 1911 – Part 2

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According to F. Scott Fitzgerald, there are no second acts in American lives. The rule does not apply to Phillipino firearms. After the GI Standard FS's abysmal showing during my initial review I sent the gun back to Rock...

Gun Review: Chiappa X-Caliber

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When the X-Caliber arrived, I was excited about shooting something so bizarre and definitively ugly. I compared the X-Caliber to the weird kid in class: the one who's fun to hang out with but tanks your popularity....

Gun Review: Canik TP9SA

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"Performance on a budget" describes the subject of many of TTAG's most popular gun reviews. I've had some cheapies through my hands thinking there are probably quite a few gems out there that truly...

Gun Review: MILTAC Alpha

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There are a ton of AR-15 "manufacturers" these days. In general, when you've seen one AR-15, you've seen 'em all. And most shops simply assemble OEM parts and call the rifle their own. In...

Gun Review: Springfield Armory XD(m) 4.5

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In a market dominated by tiny handguns, there's a certain bravado that comes with not only owning, but carrying a pistol that weighs over two pounds loaded, and packs twenty rounds at the ready. It...

Gun Review: Beretta Cx4 Storm

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Beretta released the “Cx4 Storm” in 2003, hoping to compete in the law enforcement market. The case for the Cx4 is strong, since it's a lightweight, accurate, reliable blowback-operated carbine that allows an officer...

Gun Review: Kel-Tec CMR-30

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Kel-Tec's PMR-30 has earned the nickname "poor man's Five-seveN" thanks to its light weight, high capacity, and fairly potent little caliber all in a semi-auto pistol format. While the 5.7x28 FN Five-seveN has always had...

Gun Review: Armalite M-15 18″ 3-Gun Rifle

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Things have been changing over at Armalite. There's been an invasion of 3-gun shooters, and it has had a radical impact on the company's products. They've gone from producing National Match style AR-15 rifles...

Gun Review: Wilson Combat .308 Project

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When you think "Wilson Combat," you think Bill Wilson and his love affair with the 1911 platform. The man is so ga-ga over Browning's masterwork that he built an entire competition shooting sport around...

Gun Review: CZ 712 Practical Shotgun

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CZ's line of shotguns is pretty well fleshed out these days, spanning the spectrum from classy side-by-sides to go with your elbow-patched tweed jacket to tactical pumps for the bedroom closet. The 712 Practical...