The Armory Life

The Armory Life

The Armory Life is a media platform dedicated to the firearms lifestyle. It provides fresh online content every day, featuring gun reviews, training articles, historical insights, and a variety of other topics. Additionally, it publishes a quarterly magazine in print. The Armory Life is managed by Springfield Armory.

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  • 1 week ago | thearmorylife.com | Peter Suciu

    June 17th, 2025 10 minute read Since History’s Forged in Fire debuted in June 2015, a fan favorite has been the “kukri,” a knife that various blade makers describe as an ideal chopper. The curved knife is also sold online, marketed as everything from a zombie killer to a prepper survival knife.

  • 2 weeks ago | thearmorylife.com | Mike Boyle

    June 13th, 2025 6 minute read In today’s article, respected author and instructor Mike Boyle reviews a number of CCW rigs from Ritchie Leather Co. These quality leather holsters are available in a range of styles and have a solid pedigree of performance. The rigs were provided by the company to the author for review.

  • 3 weeks ago | thearmorylife.com | Mike Boyle

    June 5th, 2025 10 minute read Editor’s Note: This article is for discussion purposes. Please seek guidance from a professional firearms trainer for your self-defense needs. A cornerstone of the Modern Technique of the Pistol remains the Combat Triad.

  • 3 weeks ago | thearmorylife.com | Peter Suciu

    June 3rd, 2025 7 minute read The earliest known concept of shooting “flames of death” on an enemy dates back to the 7th century when the Byzantine Empire invented “Greek Fire,” a pressurized and flammable liquid that could be launched at enemy warships.

  • 3 weeks ago | thearmorylife.com | Roy Huntington

    June 2nd, 2025 7 minute read I’ve always thought a Springfield Armory Mil-Spec was the best value in a modern 1911 anywhere. There, I said it. There are other “affordable” 1911 autos out there, and some are lower-priced than a Mil-Spec.

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