G&A Online Editors - May 01, 2018

Now on the Newsstands: G&A June 2018 Issue

Our Guns & Ammo June 2018 issue will be on Newsstands from May 1st.

Some of the featured articles are:

Tom Beckstrand gives us an exclusive first look at True Velocity's New Polymer-cased ammunition.

Jeremy Stafford writes about "Wheelgun Reloads" and shows you two reloading techniques using cylindrical speed loaders and speed strips.

Brad Fitzpatrick looks at how Standard Manufacturing Co. has turned three classic firearms into 21st century fun guns.

Other products featured are the Galco Ankle Guard holster, Browning Maxus Wicked Wing semi-auto shotgun and Sauer 100 in 6.5 Creedmoor. We also take a look back at pre-eminent pocket pistol - the almost 90 year old Walther PPK.

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Rifle Build: 7mm Remington Magnum

Richard Mann - August 11, 2020

Our enthrallment with this fire-breathing cartridge occurred about 40 years ago, and while the...

Feature rich, the Fobus APN offers adjustable configurability and pas-sive retention in a comfortable and concealable package. The removable concealment wing draws the grip of the pistol closer to your body to avoid printing. The APN series also includes a detachable and breathable sweat guard and a rotating belt clip, both of which can be removed and reversed for ambidextrous use.

Accessories

Fobus APN Holster Review

Eric R. Poole - September 03, 2020

Feature rich, the Fobus APN offers adjustable configurability and pas-sive retention in a...

New from Howa is the HS Carbon Fiber rifle, a combination of adding a carbon-fiber barrel to its receiver and dropping the barreled action into the latest H-S Precision stock made from carbon-fiber, Kevlar and fiberglass.

Reviews

Howa HS Carbon Fiber Rifle Review

Tom Beckstrand - July 22, 2020

New from Howa is the HS Carbon Fiber rifle, a combination of adding a carbon-fiber barrel to...

In this segment of “At The Range,” Handgunning Editor Jeremy Stafford and contributor Patrick Sweeney compare the visibility of red and green lasers in outdoor, sunny conditions.

Accessories

Red vs. Green Lasers: Visibility in Bright Light

Guns & Ammo Staff - August 24, 2020

In this segment of “At The Range,” Handgunning Editor Jeremy Stafford and contributor Patrick...

In this Guns & Ammo TV segment, Gun Tech Editor Richard Nance and Pro-Shooter Jim Tarr discuss the benefits of airsoft training for uniformed professionals and armed citizens alike.

Personal Defense

Air Gun Reviews: Why Shoot Airsoft?

Guns & Ammo Staff - August 12, 2020

In this Guns & Ammo TV segment, Gun Tech Editor Richard Nance and Pro-Shooter Jim Tarr discuss...

Ruger launches its custom shop and unveils an SR1911 designed by world champion shooter Doug Koenig.

Handguns

Ruger SR1911 Custom Shop Review

Eric R. Poole - January 11, 2019

Ruger launches its custom shop and unveils an SR1911 designed by world champion shooter Doug...

First Look: Springfield Armory Model 2020 Waypoint Bolt-Action Rifle

At the heart of the rifle is the Model 2020 action which wish designed and built with very tight tolerances thanks to Springfield's technology-driven manufacturing capabilities The stainless steel action features an integral recoil lug, and pairs with a fluted bolt employing dual cocking cams and an enhanced extractor for high pressure loads. The blueprinted and precisely machined action allows Springfield to offer the Model 2020 with .75" MOA accuracy guarantee. Despite being a production rifle, the Model 2020 should rival more expensive custom builds.

Guns & Ammo TV: Cameras Don't Lie: 9mm vs .45 ACP

The age-old question, 9mm vs .45 ACP. For some, this has been asked and answered already. For others, the debate goes on. In this segment of “Cameras Don't Lie,” competitive shooters Patrick Sweeney and Jim Tarr head to the range to put the vaunted loads on record, and then consider the footage.

Guns & Ammo TV: Shooting 1,270 Yards with the 5.56 NATO

Guns & Ammo Rifles & Optics Editor Tom Beckstrand was on location in Idaho where he pushed the limits of the 5.56 NATO cartridge in this segment of “Long Range Tech” for Guns & Ammo TV. Pairing a SIG Sauer MCX Virtus rifle loaded with Hornady's 73-grain ELD-M ammunition, Beckstrand attempted to ring steel set at 1,270 yards, an incredible distance for any 5.56-chambered rifle and beyond the typical range for an AR-15.