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The .300 Blackout cartridge has gained quite a following in recent years, especially among AR-15 enthusiasts. But what about those looking for a bolt-action option that is even more quiet? Enter the Savage Axis II in .300 Blackout, a budget-friendly rifle that brings this versatile cartridge to the bolt gun world. Pair it with the new Monstrum Panzer 1-10×24 First Focal Plane LPVO and a stealth-mode suppressor, and you’ve got a setup ready for everything from close-quarters hog hunting to midrange target shooting.

Continue reading Affordable Versatility: Exploring the .300 Blackout’s Potential with a Budget Bolt Gun and LPVO at The Truth About Guns.

In American history, few events are as infamous and haunting as the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. This dark chapter unfolded in the small colonial town of Salem, Massachusetts. There a wave of hysteria and paranoia led to the wrongful persecution and execution of innocent people accused of witchcraft. The witch hunts of Salem remain […]

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The Springfield Armory Echelon has been out for barely 15 months and it has made quite a name for itself within the firearms industry. What began as a single firearm offering that didn’t reinvent the wheel yet offered everything imaginable in a single pistol, it has now branched out into a full-fledged suite of handguns. You have the OG pistol (the original) , Cerakote colors , a Comp version , and our very own James Reeves from TFBTV  even reviewed the Echelon upon its debut giving it high praises. Now, Springfield has brought something new to the table with a compact iteration of their workhorse, wonder pistol. The Springfield Armory Echelon 4.0C 9mm is a nod to this version being a compact model with a 4” barrel. Will this slightly leaner pistol still retain all of its big brother’s traits in a smaller form factor? Or, will the Echelon 4.0C not measure up? Let’s dive in!

few calibers strike the balance of affordability, soft recoil, and excellent accuracy of the ultra-common Blazer Brass 9mm 115gr FMJ.