Ruger BlackHawk Review
The Ruger BlackHawk is not a Canadian version of this gun with a sub standard 450 FPS limit and a double price ripoff.
Rather this...
Beeman R9 Review
After three years of ownership and countless pellets down range, I can tell you that purchasing the Beeman R9 was one of the best...
Winchester 1400CS – Mossy Oak Review
As soon as I saw the Winchester 1400CS, I'm attracted to it.
It's simply beautiful and unique.
They say "judge the book by its...
Diana 460 Magnum Review
The Diana 460 Magnum stands as a testament to German engineering in the world of high-powered spring-piston air rifles. This detailed review explores every...
Daisy Red Ryder 1938 – 75th Anniversary Special Edition Review
An American classic.
You shoot one.
Your dad shoots one.
Your grandfather shoots one.
For 75 years, generations after generations have enjoyed the fun the Daisy Red Ryder...
Hatsan 95 Walnut Stock Review
"The champ is here"
I always feel amusing every time I watch John Cena cry aloud his favorite sentence and stir the crowd's blood,
While listening...
Daisy Red Ryder 1938 Review
As a well-known brand in the outdoor industry, Daisy Outdoor has been producing high-quality air rifles for decades.
Notably, the Daisy Red Ryder 1938...
WellFire APS SR-2 Sniper Review
Not all air rifles are created equal.
Some are better than others.
Air guns for kids are no exception.
Some are fun to shoot and children-friendly while...
Crosman Optimus Review
If you have a pest problem in your backyard
And are looking for an inexpensive air gun in the $100 range to solve the...
Weihrauch HW50S Review
In the world of air rifles, few names carry as much weight as Weihrauch, and fewer models can claim such a rich heritage as...