Hands On Henry Homesteader 9mm Carbine, Tisas PX9 Gen 3 Nightstalker Worth the Money? and more!

The Shooter's Log by Cheaper Than Dirt! | [View in Browser]( [Cheaper than Dirt]( [Henry Homesteader 9mm Carbine]( [Henry Homesteader 9mm Carbine]( Who knew? America’s prolific producer of lever guns can make a darn fine semi-auto carbine, too. Henry Repeating Arms raised eyebrows a couple months ago when it announced the release of a semi-automatic carbine. It’s called the Homesteader 9mm. The author was fortunate to get her hands on one for review. While the exercise was one that I first treated with skepticism, it turned out to be a sweet experience. Here’s how it went. [Read More]( [Maverick 88 Home Defense Shotgun — Cheap but Reliable]( [Maverick 88 Home Defense Shotgun — Cheap but Reliable]( There are plenty of inexpensive shotguns to choose from these days. Turkish, Chinese, and American shotguns are available for less than $300. Cheap shotguns, unlike cheap rifles and handguns, often work out fine. If you are going to go cheap on any firearm, the shotgun is the place you can get away with it, and the Mossberg Maverick 88 is a leader among peers. [Read More]( [Tisas PX9 Gen3 Nightstalker: A Clone Worth the Money?]( [Tisas PX9 Gen3 Nightstalker: A Clone Worth the Money?]( The Tisas PX9 G3 9mm reviewed is the Night Stalker Gray edition. The finish is a kind of battleship gray, low key and non-reflective. The name may be a tribute to the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment. This pistol’s primary advantage is a new flat trigger with a blade lever set in the trigger face. [Read More]( [Review: SIG P229 Legion SAO]( [Review: SIG P229 Legion SAO]( To get to the history of the P229, we must first look at the original P220 design. Developed in 1975, the P220 .45 was later adapted into the 9mm double-stack P226 and the compact P228. In 1992, the P228 design was beefed up a bit to handle the higher pressures of the new .40 S&W cartridge. The new model was designated the P229, which was later chambered in SIG .357 and 9mm. [Read More]( [Turkey Hunting 101 — Guns and Gear Preparation]( [Turkey Hunting 101 — Guns and Gear Preparation]( We do not hunt turkeys because we want to. We hunt them because we have to. That was written inside the presentation box that arrived with some new Tungsten loads from Apex ammunition and summed up what drives turkey hunters. However, before the hunt, a little prep and homework will go a long way toward ensuring a successful hunt. [Read More]( [The Rise and Fall of the .25 ACP]( [The Rise and Fall of the .25 ACP]( By the standards of 1905, the 6.35x16mmSR (AKA .25 ACP) was a tiny miracle. Using a semi-rimmed case, this cartridge could fit both revolvers and semi-auto handguns. The .25 ACP’s diminutive size made it perfect for GIs to conceal, and several used them to initiate their escape. However, small comes at a cost. For most, the .25 ACP does not pack the necessary punch. [Read More]( [9mm Amm]( [Win This Firearm]( [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [Twitter]( [Youtube]( P.O Box 162087 Fort Worth, TX, 76161, US © 2023 CTD, Inc. All Rights Reserved If you want to unsubscribe from our mailing list, unsubscribe [here](