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Five Weird Russian Guns

1 week ago | gatdaily.com | Travis Pike

We’ve covered China and its weird guns, and I enjoyed writing the article, so I wanted to look at the other massive country in Eurasia, Russia. Russia has a long history of weird weapons. This includes dozens of bizarre prototype bullpup rifles that look like Cronenberg designed them. Picking a bunch of weird bullpups would be easy. So, instead of picking weird bullpup rifles, I went with weird Russian guns that have been fielded by military and police forces. I needed to challenge myself a bit.
Suppressed Fun - The Funnest Guns To Suppress

2 weeks ago | gatdaily.com | Travis Pike

I’m new to suppressors, but I see why people love them so much. Admittedly, for a long time, the juice was never worth the squeeze due to the wait time for a Tax Stamp requirement. With eForms and falling wait times, it became a lot more accessible. It helps that I also work with SilencerCo and now understand suppressors much better. Since my foray into the world of suppressed shooting, I’ve discovered many things.
Modern Rifles I Want But Can't get

2 weeks ago | gatdaily.com | Travis Pike

I’m your typical red-blooded American male. I like guns, and I don’t like being told I can’t have something. The more you tell me no, the more I want it. Sadly, there are lots and lots of guns I can’t have. Today, I want to point out five modern rifles that I really want but can’t get. I’m not picking rifles that hardly exist or are simply restricted due to the NFA, but rifles that I could theoretically own but just can’t. Why can’t I own them? Some are due to import restrictions.
How To Bring Back the Taurus Curve

3 weeks ago | gatdaily.com | Travis Pike

As a fan of cheap and weird guns, I had to buy the Taurus Curve when I saw it. I can’t remember how much I paid off the top of my head, but it was less than it cost to take my wife out for a good dinner. I bought the Curve as a bit of a joke, thinking it’s an interesting oddity, but maybe, just maybe, the idea isn’t all that bad. If you’re unfamiliar with the Taurus Curve, it came out in 2015 and embraced that pocket .380 mindset. The Taurus Curve took things a step further by curving the frame.
How I'd Design the Beretta 20X and 30X Pistols

3 weeks ago | gatdaily.com | Travis Pike

I’m a tip-up fan—a downright fanatic. I complained about the cost of classes while purchasing another Beretta 950 because it’s in .22 Short, and I don’t have that one. Beretta unleashed two tip-up pistols in as many years. The 20X and 30X make up the modern tip-up pistol genre. With that in mind, I didn’t fully agree with many of Beretta’s changes, but I understood them. First, I just like tip-up guns. They have some serious charm, and I love the design.
The .32 Rifle - Why We Need One

3 weeks ago | gatdaily.com | Travis Pike

As the resident .32 aficionado and subject matter enthusiast, I own a few dozen .32 handguns, but I want a .32 rifle. Specifically, I want a .32 pistol caliber carbine. That sounds a bit silly, and technically, the .30 Super Carry Hi-Point is a .32 PCC, but not the one I want. I want a low-powered, low-profile .32 rifle, and I have reasons!Before we get into my reasons, let’s discuss which .32. I’m open to this. I’d like a rifle in .32 ACP or .32 S&W Long.
.32 H&R Magnum vs .380 ACP - Pint Sized Power

3 weeks ago | gatdaily.com | Travis Pike

One of the reasons I love writing for GAT Daily is that they let me explore tiny niches of information that I and about a dozen other people find interesting. For example, which is the better mouse gun revolver round, the .32 H&R Magnum or the .380 ACP? Today, I want to dig into these two calibers and discuss which is better for your small revolver and why. In the world of revolvers, these are both niche cartridges.
Five Things I was Wrong About

3 weeks ago | gatdaily.com | Travis Pike

I’m wrong about a lot of things. In a world where admitting wrong can be tough, I think it’s important to remember that being wrong isn’t necessarily bad, especially if you’re willing to learn and change your views and opinions based on data. At least, that’s what I tell myself because I’m wrong a fair bit. Today, I’m going to highlight five things I was wrong about. I was not a fan when I first saw the Federal X2 shotgun shells. They made fishing sinkers into shotgun pellets.
FB MSBS GROT - Poland's New Assault Rifle

4 weeks ago | gatdaily.com | Travis Pike

Poland has finally retired its AK platform. For quite some time, it had one of the best, if not the best, AKs in 5.56. Hell, with an adapter, it even took STANAG magazines. With the retirement of the Beryl, the Polish military is moving to a more modern platform known as the FB MSBS Grot. I speak Polish as well as Portuguese. So, not at all. So I can’t pronounce this, but thank God I can write it: Modułowy System Broni Strzeleckiej. That stands for Modular Firearm System.
Herter's Defensive Buckshot - Load Review

1 month ago | gatdaily.com | Travis Pike

I’m a shotgun nerd, like a hardcore shotgun nerd. I like testing shotguns, training with shotguns, and exploring new concepts around shotguns. Unlike many other firearms, you can do some interesting ammo testing with shotguns. A round of buckshot from Federal shoots differently than a seemingly identical round of buckshot from Winchester. With that in mind, let’s look at the Herter’s Defensive Buckshot. What drew me to this round was its affordability.