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Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to TFB’s Silencer Saturday, brought to you by Yankee Hill Machine, manufacturers of the new YHM R45 Multi-Host Suppressor . This week we are looking at a very unique project: a Form 1 wooden silencer. The “Wood UB Quiet” suppressor is a very interesting approach to silencer construction.

Welcome back to Guns of the Decades. In this article series, we pick a firearm and discuss its place in a particular decade. It’s not supposed to be an all-encompassing record of the gun, it’s just a fun read about a firearm you may have forgotten about. In today’s article, the decade is the 1990s, and the firearm is the Smith & Wesson 4006.

This is one of the best EDCs I’ve seen for a long while. Perhaps not so realistic, but a wonderful addition for TFB’s Photo Of The Day . The MAC-10 is perhaps not the prettiest gun, but it’ll get the job done. It’s a relic of another era – of gang wars, covert operations, and the days when firepower was measured in volume over precision. I’d like to try one, and see this little machine pistol spit fire and fury – in .45 ACP and suppressed of course. It would be interesting to see if one could actually hit anything beyond perhaps the first round or two.

Welcome to another edition of Fudd Friday ! Today we’re tackling one of the most notorious shotguns ever made: the Winchester Model 1911 SL, infamously known as the “Widowmaker.” Is this reputation deserved, or is it just another tall tale from the gun shop counter? Let’s rack the… well, not the charging handle (because there isn’t one), and dive in!

“Made In America, Or Not Made At All” says the Henry Repeating Arms logo. And now, they could change it if they wanted, to “Made In Wisconsin,” because the company has just committed to moving all of their production to the Badger State.