Tactical Atlas Firearm Blog

Chiappa's Mfour-22 carbines and pistols are a lot of fun and good training, too.  They're blowback-operated guns that  replicate an M4 and they're chambered in .22 Long Rifle.  They're cheap, accurate, and not picky eaters.

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So if you haven’t guessed it yet, the whole Guns.com crew left a note for the milkman and headed to the SHOT show in Las Vegas, Nevada to get you, our faithful readers, the skinny on what’s soon to be new in the gun world for 2012.  Well, that and shoot some mind blowing firearms before the gene

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Legacy Sports International recently announced adding two 1911s chambered in .22 to their catalog, but an M1 Carbine is considerably more unique.  Made by Chiappa, these carbines are not only true to the M1 looks, but are downright cheap.

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If you’re reading this right now then you’re probably an avid internet user and gun enthusiast. If I’m right about that, then you might also be looking for sweet deals on firearms, too. And the interweb is a great place to find them. And when we look for gun deals online we begin our search with

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Winchester doesn't pay too much attention to their Model 1886 these days, but the .45-70 is popular like it hasn't seen except at the top of its thirteen-decade career, so Chiappa is filling in for Winchester with two new lever guns, one traditional, the other modern.

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Many think of the snub nosed revolver and they envision a Smith & Wesson or Colt .38 Special, but the short barreled wheel gun has been around a lot longer than you think, as concealed carry is not just a new fad.

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