Richard A. Mann
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A former police officer and serviceman with the U.S. Army, Richard A. Mann is one of the most well-respected firearms authorities writing on the subject today. He serves as contributing editor for several magazines, including NRA’s American Rifleman and Shooting Illustrated, Varmint Hunter, and Combat Handgunner, and is the editor for Gun Digest’s Cartridges of the World 13th Edition.
Ammunition
Q's The Fix In 8.6 Blackout Review: A Scope For Subs & Supers
I take Q's The Fix rifle in 8.6 Blackout to the range to test the best ways to maximize its subsonic and supersonic capabilities.
Concealed Carry
Presentation Perfection: Mastering The Draw Stroke
If you carry a gun for self-defense, mastering the draw stroke could save your life.
Concealed Carry
Make Handgun Training Fun Again
With a shot timer and a few drills, you can make your handgun training much more enjoyable.
Ammunition
.25 Creedmoor: A Huge Niche
A look at the logistics and legitimacy of the quarter-bore .25 Creedmoor cartridge.
Concealed Carry
Self-Defense: Establishing A Good Grip From Draw
A good grip is paramount to good shooting. Here we discuss how to establish one from the holster.
Gun Articles
Christensen Arms Evoke Hunter Review: Resurgence Of Value
I hit the range to test out the entry-level yet feature-heavy Christensen Arms Evoke Hunter.
Ammunition
.32-Caliber Cartridges: Far From Obsolete
While they don't get much attention these days, there are a few different .32-caliber cartridges out there that remain far from useless.
Ammunition
Dying On The Vine: Failed Cartridges Of The Modern Era
Not every design ends up being successful. Here we discuss dead or dying cartridges of the modern era.