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Colt Anaconda: Updating a Classic Snake Gun
Colt’s revolver Renaissance continues with the revived Anaconda, and we put the 4.25-inch .45 Colt variant through its paces over three range trips and 350 rounds. From its beefy stainless steel construction and excellent Hogue grips to its surprisingly crisp single-action trigger and modern optic-ready top strap, this Snake Gun delivers classic Colt feel with contemporary upgrades. Find out how it performed on accuracy, reliability, and recoil management—and why we hated to send it back.
The Best 32 ACP Ammo
We share our top ammo picks for 32 ACP shooters looking for range ammo, self-defense and more.
Ruger American Gen II Predator: Capable and Cool
An in-depth look at the Ruger American Gen II Predator rifle with field testing, specs and more details about the 22-inch barreled hunting rifle.
Rifle Recoil Chart
In this article, we analyze recoil data for the most popular and widely used rifle cartridges. Using information from various sources, this article helps you understand the overall recoil from common hunting and target-shooting rounds. We hope this will be a useful resource when you select a rifle and cartridge for various shooting sports.
303 British vs 308 Winchester
In this article, we break down the differences between the .303 British and the .308 Winchester. We’ll review everything you need to know, including the history, market conditions, firearms, and size differences. We’ll also go over the ballistics so you can make the best decision for your next hunting rifle.
30-06 Ballistics
An in-depth look at 30-06 ballistics including a ballistic table with velocity, energy & drop data for the most popular 30-06 loads in the United States.
The Taurus GX2 Review: High-Value Reliability
The Taurus GX2 proves that “inexpensive” doesn’t have to mean “cheap.” We put 425 rounds through this sub-$350 concealed carry pistol to see if it lives up to its value-driven promise. With a 13+1 capacity, surprisingly good trigger, well-textured grip frame, and a footprint that splits the difference between compact and subcompact, the GX2 punches above its price point. Find out how it handled at the range, where it stumbled, and why this budget-friendly 9mm deserves serious consideration in today’s pricey gun market.