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Firearms are generally classified into three broad types: (1) handguns, (2) rifles, and (3) shotguns. Rifles and shotguns are both considered "long guns."

Remington Responds to NBC Accusations

April 18, 2012




NBC has once again attacked the integrity of Remington and their products. This time around the news company has accused Remington of knowingly selling their shotguns with a trigger mechanism that is “prone to failure”. I think a vast majority of gun owners have at some point owned a Remington model 870 or model using the “Common Fire Control System”. Remington has responded to the NBC claims with the release of the video above. It seems NBC decided to leave out some key information they found while researching their report. The “news” isn’t quite as sensational when all the facts are told.

To learn more visit Respect Remington

Ruger Announces the SR1911

April 18, 2011

Ruger has announced the SR1911 to the public. Ruger has been able to include many of the sought after features of the modern 1911 while retaining a low price point of $799.00. The slide and barrel are made from the same bar stock and machined on the same CNC. According to Ruger this improves the accuracy of the firearm. Also, a surprise is that Ruger decided to include a series 70 style action! Safety is assured with the series 70 system by the inclusion of a titanium firing pin. The titanium firing pin lacks the mass to overcome the spring pressure if the firearm is dropped. The SR1911 is a fine package including a lowered and flared ejection port, oversized magazine release, Novak sights, skeletonized trigger and low mass hammer, extended thumb safety, oversized grip safety, and inspection port for viewing the chamber.

Ruger’s NEW SR1911 carries all the needed features with a price tag similar to imported firearms. We are happy to see another American 1911 and cannot wait to put some rounds through one for a full review.

Here are the stats:

Slide Material: Stainless Steel
Slide Finish: Low-Glare Stainless
Grip Frame: Low-Glare Stainless Steel
Sights: Fixed Novak® 3-Dot
Capacity: 8+1 Barrel
Length: 5.00″
Height: 5.45″
Overall Length: 8.67″
Weight: 39.00 oz.
Width: 1.34″
Twist: 1:16″ RH
Grooves: 6
MA Approved & Certified: No
CA Approved: No
Suggested Retail: $799.00



For more information visit Ruger.com

American Rifleman Shows EXCLUSIVE Ruger SR1911 Pics

April 18, 2011

American Rifleman showed off a few EXCLUSIVE pictures of the NEW Ruger SR1911 on their Facebook page confirming rumors of its pending release. The rumors of a Ruger made 1911 have been circulating for over a year now and brought back into attention via a misplaced picture inside of a Guns and Ammo special edition magazine (for more information and pictures of the leaked pictures, click here).

Fore more information on the Ruger SR1911 go to American Rifleman’s Facebook page.

The Ruger SR1911 has been officially announced. Please see our post HERE.

Kel-Tec KSG Update

March 1, 2011



Kel-Tec has released a video updating the public about changes they are making to their soon to be released shotgun. There was a lot of concern about the trigger reset and a couple other issues with the KSG at Shot Show 2011 and Kel-Tec chose to immediately address them before the third quarter 2011 release date. Check out the video.