Michael Bane

This week Michael ponders whether it’s time to move away from calibers he simply isn’t using.

The Henry Big Boy revolver is something of a surprise…the pictures don’t do it justice! It is the revolver that should be in the hands of Indiana Jones, or maybe Humphrey Bogart in CASABLANCA. In short, a .38/.357 masterpiece.

This week Michael starts working with the smallest of the Stoeger STR line, the Micro Compact, by adding a Bushnell RXC-200. Plus, the continuing allure of the .32 H&R Magnum and a first look at the Henry Big Boy Revolver.

With test and evaluation of the Military Armament Corporation MAC 2 under way, Michael wonders about the ideal defensive shotgun for this autumn’s Van Comp Thunderstruck shotgun training event.

Every so often a new gun comes along that makes you go, Wow!

Michael starts working with his Ruger competition revolvers in anticipation of the revolver competition season, plus the new Rossi 4-inch .357/.38 on the range!

This week we have three revolvers, two from Taurus and one of the newest from Rossi. First a quick relook at the 856 Exec Grade .38 +P, then the custom Taurus 692 .357/.38 and 9mm. Then the new Rossi RM64, a sleek .357/.38 at an amazing price point!

This week Michael talks about lessons to be learned from Newt the Beagle’s unfortunate encounter with a rattlesnake. Plus, why the Stoeger STR-9MC is a hot property, and a look at revolvers from Finks Custom Gunsmithing and Rossi.

This week we talk about the spectacular Stoeger event at GUNSITE, introducing the latest generation of the Stoeger STR-9 9mm polymer-framed, striker fired pistols, small, medium and large. And yes, the Stoegers delivered!

After a week at GUNSITE with the newest generation of Stoeger’s STR-9 series pistol, Michael is ready to change out his EDC! Also, it’s zombietime with James Tarr!