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Lessons Learned From Africa

5 days ago | gunsamerica.com | Jace Bauserman

Estimated reading time: 8 minutes In June 2024, I embarked on a remarkable adventure to the Dark Continent to match wits with several African animals on my wishlist. This was my first trip across the pond—an adventure I’d dreamt of since my youth. The entire experience turned out to be a life-changing one. Yes, I know that’s bold, but it’s true.
Battle of the Plastic Pistol: Anderson vs. Glock vs. Savage

6 days ago | gunsamerica.com | Kat Ainsworth

in Authors, Gun Reviews, Handguns, Kat Ainsworth, Pistols Plastic pistols are nothing new—the first was made by Heckler & Koch in the 1970s—and you’d be right to say there’s a glut of them on the market. Just because there are a lot of options doesn’t mean they’re all the same, though. It’s even become increasingly common for polymer pistols to be sub-$500 guns—new. Even among the wallet-friendly plastic fantastics all things aren’t equal, though. So which is best?
Red Dot vs. Iron Sights: Which Is Better

1 week ago | gunsamerica.com | Kat Ainsworth

in Optics/Sights, Red Dots Estimated reading time: 8 minutes There’s no denying the big spike in red dot sight use. Once upon a time, the guy in class with a red dot was the outlier. Nowadays, shooters with iron sights make up the minority (at least that’s how it seems). So are red dot sights that great, or are they just the current trend? Which one’s better, red dots or iron sights? Let’s answer that once and for all, and the answer might surprise you.
DP Shooting Solutions Pivot Lock Pro - Game-Changer Red Dot Mount

1 week ago | gunsamerica.com | True Pearce

I’m always on the hunt for new, innovative products that don’t break the bank and that do it better than other offerings on the market. Enter the Pivot Lock Pro offset red dot mount—the debut product from DP Shooting Solutions—and one that’s likely to gain quick traction among competitive shooters, hunters, and tactical professionals alike. The Pivot Lock Pro isn’t just another red dot mount.
The Bear Creek Arsenal AR-15 Complete 7.62x39 Rifle

1 week ago | gunsamerica.com | Brian McCombie

Estimated reading time: 8 minutes What do you do if you are a fan of the 7.62x39mm round but not of the AK-variant rifles usually made in that caliber? You get a Bear Creek Arsenal (BCA) AR-15 Complete 7.62×39 rifle! And since it’s a Bear Creek, the gun features a side-charging handle.
Five Police Trade-Ins For Saving Some Dough

1 week ago | gunsamerica.com | Travis Pike

Estimated reading time: 9 minutesFirearms can be an expensive hobby to get into. Between the price of guns, ammo, and optics, it’s easy to find yourself looking for ways to cut costs. I’m always looking for a good deal, and one of the best ways to do this is to look at police trade-ins. When police upgrade their firearms, they sell off their old-duty weapons.
Gun School: Where, Why, and How

1 week ago | gunsamerica.com | Kat Ainsworth

Kat Ainsworth Stevens is a prolific outdoor writer based in North Texas. Her love and enjoyment of firearms extends to both self-defense and hunting, and she’s driven to teach safe gun handling. Kat’s the author of several books and thousands of articles as well as a successful editor with more than a decade of experience in marketing. With experience in everything from defensive handgun use to field dressing a deer, Kat’s background is varied and extensive.
The PX-5.7 Pistol from SDS Arms

2 weeks ago | gunsamerica.com | Brian McCombie

Estimated reading time: 9 minutes When I attended the 5.7 Fest last year to learn about the capabilities of 5.7x28mm ammunition, I ran 150 rounds of 5.7x28mm ammunition through the Tisas PX-5.7 semi-automatic pistol. It proved itself a solid, reliable firearm during my shooting. Then, I watched two other event participants blast off 500 rounds through one of the PX-5.7’s that already had hundreds of rounds shot through it. The pair of shooters kept slapping in full mags and firing them off.
AAR: MAG-40, Armed Citizen's Education

2 weeks ago | gunsamerica.com | Kat Ainsworth

Kat Ainsworth Stevens is a prolific outdoor writer based in North Texas. Her love and enjoyment of firearms extends to both self-defense and hunting, and she’s driven to teach safe gun handling. Kat’s the author of several books and thousands of articles as well as a successful editor with more than a decade of experience in marketing. With experience in everything from defensive handgun use to field dressing a deer, Kat’s background is varied and extensive.
Double-Action vs. Single-Action Revolver Guide

3 weeks ago | gunsamerica.com | Travis Pike

Estimated reading time: 9 minutes The world of revolvers can be effectively divided into single-action and double-action designs. Today, we will dissect both terms and compare and contrast DA and SA revolvers. Revolvers are never going away. They’ve planted themselves in our collective consciousness and refuse to leave. Even though the firearm world has advanced, revolvers still have a firm hold on the market. Single-action refers to the number of tasks the trigger accomplishes when pulled.