Why you MUST Test Your Conceal Carry Ammo
Concealed carry is a great way to protect yourself and your family, but it also presents some unique challenges. When you’re armed with a handgun at all times, every new ammunition type poses its own…
Concealed carry is a great way to protect yourself and your family, but it also presents some unique challenges. When you’re armed with a handgun at all times, every new ammunition type poses its own…
I have been provided the materials needed for this review. However, my opinions are entirely my own and I have not been paid to publish positive comments. Kel-Tec SU-16CA a follow-up One of the first…
A few months ago I was contacted by Anthony at LuckyGunner.com to offer the GEARS Crew a opportunity to work together on a review of PMC .45 ACP ammo.(Lucky Gunner distributes PMC, they do NOT…
Luckygunner.com was nice enough to ship us out a few boxes of PMC .45 ACP for us to review. With the holidays and now SHOT show just around the corner I haven’t had time to…
Since I started Gearsofguns.com last year I have been buying up ammo like it is going out of style for all the reviews the crew has worked on as well as just for the sake…
A few months back I was out at the range and I experienced a phenomenon I believe most shooters can relate to. I was sitting there on the line with the GEARs crew testing out…
Disclaimer: This rifle and cartridge ARE NOT FOR SALE! This project is for testing extreme range target shooting. [Special Thanks to Jane87 for sending these photos to us.]
February 22, 2012 For More Information, contact: Hornady Manufacturing webmaster@hornady.com 3625 West Old Potash Hwy Post Office Box 1848 Grand Island, NE 68803 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Hornady® Recalls 7…
Gearsofguns had the opportunity to review some bulk 30-06 Springfield ammo. BULK AMMO sent us a box of Federal 180gr 30-06 Power shok. I took out my sportized US Rock island Arsenal Model 1903 .…
I read about the The .300 BLK by AAC (Advanced Armament Corp.) around September 2010 and have been watching the reviews of this weapon before I wrote a post on it The round was designed…
L-R 7.62×39, SP6 9×39, SP5 9×39 L-R 7,62×39 9×39 SP5 ball 9×39 SP6 AP 5,45×39 a reader sent us some pictures he had of the 9×39 Grom [Special thanks to Hadley for the pictures]
The 9x39mm Grom is a Russian round that was designed in 1980s to be used as a subsonic round for the Russian special forces. The round can be made using high quality 7.62x39mm (M43) brass…