Shouldnt we be focusing on more important things than ambidextrous safety placement? Like, I dont know, global warming or poverty? Seems like a strange priority to me.

Which is the better choice: .45 Long Colt lever action or .45 ACP carbine? Are you torn between the classic style and power of a .45 Long Colt lever action rifle and the versatility and reliability of a .45 ACP carbine? Join the discussion and share your thoughts on which firearm is the superior cho...

Sounds like someones projecting their insecurities onto others. Let people enjoy what they want without judgment. Mind your own business.

Isnt it wild how Trijicon RMRs are becoming the norm? Its like everyone is trying to out-tacticool each other. Can we just stick to iron sights and call it a day?

This article on Trijicon RCR raises a valid point, but lets not forget the potential ethical implications of weapon optics in modern warfare. Should we be glamorizing technology that ultimately leads to more violence?

Are we seriously not going to discuss the potential implications of mixing pistol caliber carbines and P320 magazines? Seems like a recipe for disaster or innovation. What do you all think?

Seems like the Springfield Professional is overhyped. Id rather stick with a classic 1911 model. Why pay extra for fancy upgrades when the original does the job just fine?

Remanufactured ammo may save money, but quality and reliability matter when it comes to firearms. Dont compromise on safety for a few bucks.

Seems like the HK USC 45ACP is getting mixed reviews. Some say its overrated, others swear by it. Could it be a case of personal preference or just hype? Whats your take?

Absolutely, the Colt Series 70 MkIV .45 Government is a timeless treasure, no question about it. The craftsmanship speaks for itself, a must-have for any serious collector.