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Gunmagwarehouse.com is your go-to online store designed to enhance the shopping experience for both new and experienced shooters. Established in 2012, our main mission has always been to keep a wide range of magazines available and ready for immediate shipment. We understand that having an extensive selection of in-stock magazines is crucial for the shooting community. While many retailers offer similar products, they often run out of stock at the same time. At Gunmagwarehouse.com, we aim to break this cycle and provide a reliable source for all your magazine needs.

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6.5 Creedmoor vs. 6mm ARC: Which One's Better?

Nov 1, 2024 | gunmagwarehouse.com | Kat Ainsworth

Comparing the 6.5 Creedmoor and 6mm ARC is a little like apples and oranges. Both cartridges were designed for superior long-range use, but they were made for different platforms. The 6.5 Creedmoor is made for the AR-10, while the 6mm ARC is meant more for the AR-15. But what if you’re trying to decide between the two? Which cartridge is better and why? What’s the 6.5 Creedmoor?
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Oct 31, 2024 | gunmagwarehouse.com | William Lawson |Travis Pike |James Hebert |Kat Ainsworth

The 50/200 yard zero represents a very easy and measured zero that gives you a nice flight trajectory to the target. I tend to stick with it even after my history of being in the Marine Corps and using the 36/300 for years. I find it quick, accurate, and easy to use. There is no getting around the fact that the .32 ACP has its issues.
The Dusk 19: Lone Wolf's Upgraded Glock Clone

Oct 25, 2024 | gunmagwarehouse.com | David Higginbotham

The Glock 19 is imperfect. There’s nothing wholly controversial here in this statement. But the G19 is effective. How else would it have risen to its current place at the top of both Duty and EDC guns? Its imperfections, though, have allowed aftermarket parts companies to thrive. Lone Wolf has long been at the top of the Glock mod list.
.32 ACP: The Round that Made the Auto Pistol

Oct 17, 2024 | gunmagwarehouse.com | James Hebert

Cartridges in .32 caliber come and go and come back again. Some come on strong and then fade, and others never quite hit the mark. But none truly die away, and there is a good reason for that. Although small by today’s standards, .32 caliber cartridges have the benefits of reliability and power over .22 rimfire but with much of the same recoil or kickback as the latter. The .32 also has the benefit of being chambered in diminutive pistols with no loss in control. In short, the .32 is efficient.
Ammo Face-Off: .30-30 Winchester vs .45-70 Government

Oct 11, 2024 | gunmagwarehouse.com | Kat Ainsworth

If lever-action rifles are part of your gun life, you’ve probably debated the merits of different calibers. Two cartridges that are most associated with the lever-action platform are the .30-30 Winchester and the .45-70 Government, with the latter being the most popular. But when it comes down to it, which one’s better? Should you get a rifle chambered in .30-30 Win or .45-70 Govt? Which cartridge is better for deer season?
Radical Arms vs ATI OMNI Hybrid AR-15: A Comparison Review

Oct 10, 2024 | gunmagwarehouse.com | Jason Mosher

When it comes to AR-15 rifles, the options are as vast as a buffet at a Vegas casino. Each manufacturer adds its unique twist to the classic design, hoping to stand out in a crowded market. Some stick to tried-and-true formulas, while others, like ATI with their OMNI Hybrid, venture into innovative territories with things like polymer receivers. The first time I heard of a polymer AR receiver, I was skeptical but also intrigued.
The Sig Sauer P365 Fuse: Bridging the IWB/OWB Gap

Sep 30, 2024 | gunmagwarehouse.com | David Higginbotham

Back in the late 1970s, Stretch Armstrong was a massive hit with kids like me. The goo-filled rubber wrestler could be stretched out to ridiculous lengths. Actually, that was Stretch Armstrong’s only trick. Someone at Sig Sauer may have had one of these as a kid, as I can clearly see the influence in the latest evolution (and longest version yet) of Sig’s P365 family: The P365 Fuse. The Sig Sauer P365 (3.1″) was a true micro-compact with solid capacity.
Taurus Defender 605 T.O.R.O: A Bullish Review

Sep 26, 2024 | gunmagwarehouse.com | William Lawson

A certain Brazilian firearms company has an optic-ready concealed carry revolver. Yep, you read that correctly. They have two, but this review deals with the Taurus Defender 605 TORO, chambered in .357 Magnum. Sure, people have been adding scopes to big bore revolvers for decades. But a red dot? Come on, man. But Taurus has done it, and they’ve done it well. I first noticed this gun at SHOT Show 2023, and I jumped at the chance to review one for myself. I’ll admit to being skeptical.
GF3 Underfolders by PSA: The Appeal

Sep 26, 2024 | gunmagwarehouse.com | David Higginbotham

There’s something nostalgic about an underfolder. For me, it evokes Red Dawn and my impressionable Cold War-era youth. But there’s not an underfolder in the 1984 Red Dawn (or the 2012 version either, though I haven’t bothered with watching that one). As close as either film comes is a triangle folding stock.
The Taurus G3X: Affordable Concealability

Sep 24, 2024 | gunmagwarehouse.com | William Lawson

The Taurus G3 series represents the company’s recommitment to making quality firearms. Taurus’ flagship line of striker-fired EDC pistols is versatile, reliable, affordable, and surprisingly feature-rich. The MagLife’s authors have reviewed every G3 model but one: the G3X. Today, we’ll complete the set. The G3X is the hybrid G3, matching the compact G3C’s 3.2-inch barrel and slide with the original G3’s full-size grip. The combo offers greater control while still providing comfort and concealability.