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Editor’s Note: In this review, Ryan Domke evaluates the ProMag 50-round drum magazine for the 9mm Springfield Armory Kuna. This Made in the USA polymer magazine provides a lot of shooting between changes. Domke gives us a close look at how well it performs. The magazine was provided to the author by ProMag for this review.If there is one word I would use to describe shooting the Kuna, it’s fun. And while the standard magazines give you plenty of capacity for most range sessions, sometimes you just want to have a little more fun. Made in the USA, ProMag’s drum…
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Editor’s Forward: We see an old name and believe it’s been the same the entire time, but with old companies that’s rarely the case. The original Remington, E. Remington & Sons, was first founded in 1816 to manufacture flintlock barrels and other firearm parts. They did so in earnest, but the Remington of today isn’t that same company. In fact, they’ve changed hands many times over their 200-year history. This article is from RECOIL Issue 35. This secretive sniper rifle, the CSR, saw action almost immediately after being made, though it isn’t currently available from anyone carrying the Remington moniker.…
If you want fast access to a handgun in your vehicle, the StopBox Co-Pilot is worth checking out.Leaving unsecured handguns in vehicles is a great way to get them stolen. If you ever find yourself needing to leave your carry gun in your car, or just want a way to keep a pistol within easy reach yet secured while driving, then the new StopBox Co-Pilot may interest you.The Co-Pilot ships with a universal seat mount that requires no drilling, and it can be attached to either the driver or passenger side. Between the mount, the high-strength polycarbonate-ABS construction, and the…
Patrick De Haan has been tracking fuel prices for GasBuddy since 2011. He has worked through refinery fires, hurricanes, COVID and the 2022 diesel spike, and he is the guy reporters call when pump prices start going crazy and they need somebody to explain what is actually happening.This week he pulled up the diesel spot market and posted a meme that said MOTHER OF GOD. Then he said he was speechless.After that, he got specific. De Haan warned on X that $7 a gallon diesel is now a real possibility in the days ahead, and he named where it hits…
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On September 4, the Bureau of Labor Statistics released the August jobs report and the headlines practically wrote themselves. Employers added 162,000 jobs, nearly three times the 56,000 economists expected. The unemployment rate held at 4.1%. Financial television called it a rebound, the stock tickers turned green, and the story was over by lunch.Buried further down in that same report were some numbers that tell a very different story about what is happening to working Americans. The number of people who have been out of work for 27 weeks or longer jumped by roughly 155,000 in a single month, to…
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The names of firearms designers such as John Moses Browning, Mikhail Kalashnikov and Eugene Morrison Stoner are synonymous with iconic firearms. Stoner was a prolific firearms designer who was responsible for the AR-7 U.S. Air Force survival rifle, the AR-10 rifle, the SR-25, and, of course, the AR-15 and M16 rifles. A member of a U.S. Navy SEAL team armed with a Stoner 63 uses caution as he watches for any movement in the thick wooded area along a stream. Image: U.S. Navy Stoner was born in Gosport, Indiana, and eventually moved to Long Beach, California. Since there was no money…
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[This article originally appeared in CONCEALMENT #25] IT IS YOU, NOT THE GUN A frequent topic of discussion and the occasional internet shitstorm is that of the pistol zero. Let’s peel back a layer and examine what it is and what goes into it. In the simplest terms, when you zero a gun, you adjust the sights or optic so your point of aim matches your point of impact at a specific distance. This convergence is the zero; the intersection between your line of sight and bullet trajectory. Bullets aren’t laser beams like in the movies and are subject to…
