The Mossberg 500 and Remington 870 have fueled one of the longest-running arguments in the gun world. Both are proven pump shotguns, but the differences in design, feel, price, and reputation keep the debate alive.
Two classic service pistols have spent decades sharing the same argument: which one deserved the military crown. The Beretta 92 and Sig P226 still define reliability, ergonomics, and old-school combat handgun design in very different ways.
A look at wild berries that can be mistaken for edible favorites, and why a quick guess in the woods can turn into a medical emergency.
A cautionary gallery on deceptively calm American rivers and creeks that have turned deadly for experienced hikers and backpackers.
A practical gallery exploring quick wilderness shelters made from branches, leaves, bark, and other natural materials you can gather in the woods.
A 10-slide gallery on the breakthrough features and market impact that made the SIG P365 a concealed-carry game changer.
A practical look at the common complaints Glock 26 owners often voice once the honeymoon phase ends and regular range use reveals the pistol’s trade-offs.
The Mossberg 590 has a reputation for toughness, but a 3 day hunting trip reveals strengths and frustrations that range from field carry and recoil to weather performance and real-world reliability. Here’s what stands out when the shotgun leaves the range and has to work from dawn to dark.
I headed into the woods with only bushcraft gear, expecting a rugged challenge and a fun story. What I found instead was a complete reset in how I think about comfort, fear, skill, and what it really means to be prepared.
A practical gallery on the common maintenance habits that slowly ruin costly gear, tools, and equipment.
A 15-slide gallery exploring why the Remington 870 remains one of the most durable, trusted, and widely used pump-action shotguns ever made.
A look at rugged-looking overlanding rigs whose reliability records can turn dream adventures into roadside repair sessions.