Why Don't Modern Revolvers Exist?
Revolver innovation has been stagnant for decades. It's time for the industry to quit recycling old designs and build revolvers worth getting excited about.| Lucky Gunner Lounge
Revolver innovation has been stagnant for decades. It's time for the industry to quit recycling old designs and build revolvers worth getting excited about.| Lucky Gunner Lounge
The Sig P365-380 has all the same features as the original 9mm, plus a huge reduction in felt recoil. But is it reliable?| Lucky Gunner Lounge
Mini shotgun shells offer reduced recoil and greater capacity. But do they perform as well as their standard size counterparts?| Lucky Gunner Lounge
We're taking a look at the practical skills that separate competent Beretta 1301 users from the filthy casuals.| Lucky Gunner Lounge
The Beretta Cheetah, (aka the 80-series) is one of the classiest pistols ever made with the side benefit of being built to last.| Lucky Gunner Lounge
Perceived or felt recoil can vary dramatically from one handgun to the next. High speed video footage can give us some clues about why.| Lucky Gunner Lounge
Blowback vs. recoil operated pistols - how are these types of firearms different and why might you prefer to fire one over the other?| Lucky Gunner Lounge
After 10 years with the Beretta 1301, what makes it stand out, how it’s evolved, and whether it still earns its premium price tag.| Lucky Gunner Lounge
The SP101 isn't the most modern carry option, but this chunky little revolver proves it’s still got serious potential.| Lucky Gunner Lounge
A look at derringers as a key component of firearm history. Do these tiny pocket pistols still have a role in today's armed society?| Lucky Gunner Lounge
The Sig P322, released earlier this year, has attracted a lot of attention for its double-stack 20-round magazines and optics-ready ... Continued| Lucky Gunner Lounge
In 1955, Sears Roebuck asked High Standard to design a "tackle box revolver," resulting in the High Standard Sentinel, a 9-shot .22LR.| Lucky Gunner Lounge
Buckshot sizes and more stuff you need to know about shotgun ammo. Tips on patterning, various shells dissected and more in this easy to follow guide.| Lucky Gunner Lounge
Today we're revisiting our tutorial on how to keep your home defense shotgun ready for use. We suggest the "cruiser ready" condition.| Lucky Gunner Lounge
Snub nose revolvers are challenging to shoot so here are some techniques and gear selection tips to make that task easier| Lucky Gunner Lounge
After our disappointing range time with the Sig P322, we decided to try out one of its more humble competitors: the Taurus TX22 Competition| Lucky Gunner Lounge
We tested 16 different revolver speedloaders and other loading devices to find out which were the quickest and easiest to use| Lucky Gunner Lounge
Reviewing the Beretta 80X -- an updated version of the classic Cheetah series with modern features (the trigger is phenomenal).| Lucky Gunner Lounge
With Marlin now under Ruger's ownership, we're looking at whether the new 1894 Trapper in .44 Magnum lives up to its iconic reputation.| Lucky Gunner Lounge
Find out if your defensive shotgun skills are up to par with this simple test. All you need is a shotgun, a shot timer, and 11 shells.| Lucky Gunner Lounge
A basic tutorial on how to safely load, unload, and fire the most popular rifle in the country.| Lucky Gunner Lounge
Taurus made the first ever small-frame revolver that comes optics-ready from the factory. We tried the 856 TORO to see if it's any good.| Lucky Gunner Lounge
For over 20 years, nearly every Smith & Wesson revolver (except for a handful of hammerless J-frame models) has come ... Continued| Lucky Gunner Lounge
.44 Magnum might not be the "most powerful handgun in the world" anymore, but it's one of the cartridges we get the most questions about.| Lucky Gunner Lounge
We’re diving into the history and evolution of the Ruger Mark Series, the legendary .22 pistol that’s been dominating the ... Continued The post Ruger Mark Series: The Evolution of a .22 Caliber Icon appeared first on Lucky Gunner Lounge.| Lucky Gunner Lounge
Our series on historical pistol training continues with a look at the FBI's revolver and semi-auto qualification tests from the 1980s| Lucky Gunner Lounge
How do you think you'd fare shooting the official FBI pistol course from the 1940s? I decided to give it a try.| Lucky Gunner Lounge
S&W has finally released a modernized J-frame with improved sights, excellent grips, and a decent trigger. Let's find out if it's any good.| Lucky Gunner Lounge
The High Standard H-D Military is a classic .22 LR target pistol with some interesting historical connections. And this particular ... Continued| Lucky Gunner Lounge
Let’s be honest — sorting through the barrage of new products churned out for display at SHOT Show every year ... Continued| Lucky Gunner Lounge
Everybody loves to argue about 5.7x28mm. It’s been the subject of myths and wild speculation since its introduction in the ... Continued| Lucky Gunner Lounge
The Shotgun Skills Gauge developed by Symtac Consulting is a quick way to test your shotgun chops at the range ... Continued| Lucky Gunner Lounge
A deep dive into the Smith & Wesson M&P 22 Magnum. Are we finally getting a semi-auto with rimfire recoil and centerfire reliability?| Lucky Gunner Lounge
