Worth the Effort: Royal Thai Army Ordnance Corps Museum
Nestled between military barracks, headquarters buildings, officers’ clubs and canal systems in the Dusit District of Bangkok is the home of the Royal Thai Army... Read more.
Ayalon Institute Israel’s Early Clandestine Attempts to Manufacture Ammunition
Israel’s fight for independence after the Second World War is filled with spectacular and courageous exploits and daring moves in order to thwart both the British... Read more.
Khyber Pass Darraie: The Soviet Makarov-Patterned Handgun Copy
While in Afghanistan Small Arms Review received the unique opportunity to examine a 9x18mm PM Makarov-patterned, self-loading handgun that was produced in the Khyber... Read more.
Black Hills’ New Cartridges for 2020
Black Hills Ammunition will be debuting four new cartridges this year as the company continued to expand its ammunition offerings to the public. Of note for this... Read more.
SHOW REPORT: SHOT SHOW 2020, Trends in Optics and Braces
SHOT Show 2020 has come, has excited and now is over. This year was similar to previous years and, if anything, might have seen an increase in participating vendors,... Read more.
The Interview: Chris Barrett, Part I
By Miles Vining Since the company’s inception in the 1980s, Barrett Firearms has made leaps and bounds from the former garage that Ronnie Barrett used to make... Read more.
“Krinkov”: The Soviet AKS74U
By Miles Vining The compact Soviet AKS74U is one of the more fascinating and successful developments of the Kalashnikov platform. Conceived for one usage, but actually... Read more.
