Springfield

The M14 and the semi-automatic variant currently sold by Springfield Armory under the name M1A have long had a popular following in the United States. Because of the long-range, hard-hitting potential of this rifle, there has also been a fifty-plus-year... Read more

Springfield Armory is well-known for its broad line of 1911 pistols, but their XD brand of striker-fired pistols has acquired huge traction. I recently purchased a brand-new XDM with a 3.8-inch barrel chambered in.45 ACP, which I used for this... Read more

The XD Mod 2 handguns from Springfield Armory have a fairly classic style and operation to them. It's a gun that is easy to get a feel for, and that's why it's offered in practically every size, from subcompact to... Read more

The Springfield XD Mod 2 is all about ergonomics. The shape and feel of this pistol tell you right away what its purpose is: smooth self-defense operations and a comfortable hold during any shooting. Now, for a few $$ you... Read more

The Springfield XDS is an excellent 9mm subcompact handgun that is ideal for self-defense use. Springfield advertises this model as a go-to full-sized handgun. With that in mind, I made a review of the best Springfield XDS accessories on the... Read more

Particularly, when it comes to concealed carry, the Springfield XDS is one of the best subcompact 9mm pistols you can own. However, the weapon can serve for more than self defense, easily. To heighten the already wonderful capabilities of this... Read more

I have owned several small 9mm pistols. From Kel-Tecs, Kahrs, Springfield XDs, and many others, I feel like I'm familiar with the breed. Almost every major pistol manufacturer sells a 9mm small enough to fit into your pocket. Many of them... Read more

A good while ago I owned a Springfield XDS with the short 3-inch-plus barrel in .45 ACP. Now, that was a handful. I'm no stranger to smalller-framed .45s... back in the late 1970s I owned a Star PD, the Spanish-made... Read more

Way back in 1892, the US Government adopted their first official bolt action rifle, the 1892 Krag Jorgensen Rifle. Prior to that, the military was using the Trapdoor Springfield (1873 model) and before that, they were using the Allen Conversion... Read more

Both the .308 Win and the .30-06 Springfield are two cartridges steeped in American tradition. Both have serviced the men and women of our military and police force and have found worldwide success and longevity in the hunting fields. In this... Read more