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In this article, I want to look at some of the differences between training at the range and training for self-defense. Training for both is equally important, but training at the range isn’t always training for self-defense. There’s a common misconception that training in general will also be training your self-defense skills.

This is the CW Gunwerks and JMac Customs Signature Series – 14.5″ IMR Limited Edition Rifle, perfect for our Photo Of The Day . CW Gunwerks, based in Miami, Florida, builds each rifle with careful attention to detail. Partnering with JMac Customs, which designs and manufactures most of the components, the two companies focus on quality and precision.

Hello and welcome back to another edition of The Rimfire Report! This ongoing series is all about the world of rimfire and its many interesting guns, history, ammo, and more. In this continuing series where I test as many .22LR offerings as I can get my hands on, we’ve covered everything from CCI’s Standard Velocity to European budget picks like S&B Club. This week, I’m taking a look at a classic American staple—Federal Lightning 40-grain 22LR, marketed as an affordable, all-purpose round for plinking and small game. I dug up a roughly 30-year-old box of the stuff when doing some spring cleaning in the shop and thought I’d run it through our series of tests to see how it’s held up over all these years.

The FN P90 is one of the most overlooked personal defense weapons in the world. Designed by FN Herstal in 1990, this futuristic bullpup fires 5.7x28mm, offering high capacity, low recoil, and impressive ballistic performance—especially when compared to 9mm. Whether you’re curious about its performance in real life or want to see how it stacks up against competitors like the MP5 or Ruger LC Charger, this video covers everything: reliability, suppressor performance, ammo availability, and why the P90 might be one of the most practical backpack guns ever. Also … did I mention GoldenEye, Stargate, and Outer Heaven babe troopers from Metal Gear?

This is my interview with Steyr AUG developer Dr. Ingo Wieser. I sat down with Dr. Wieser, a key member of the Steyr AUG development team, to discuss his role in designing one of the most iconic bullpup rifles in history. We talk about the AUG’s past, its evolution, and where he thinks the future of the assault rifle is headed. Filmed in Austria, this exclusive interview gives insight into the mind of a true firearms expert.