When the little glowing dots on a pistol or rifle refuse to light up, owners in Australia face more than a minor inconvenience. Tritium night sights are…
When a former digger passes away or can no longer look after their kit, families across Australia often find themselves staring at a collection they know very…
A firearm with a bulged or ringed barrel is more than a curio for the back of a cupboard. It is a mechanical hazard, and in Australia, dealing with it involves…
A holidaymaker arrives at Sydney Kingsford Smith or Tullamarine in Melbourne, completes the paperwork at the hire car desk, and slides behind the wheel for a…
Double-action only triggers sit on revolvers and a handful of semi-automatic pistols, and they tend to attract a particular kind of buyer. These mechanisms…
When a relative passes away and leaves behind a hunting rifle, a beloved shotgun, or a wall display of long arms, the task of sorting those items usually falls…
Firearm ownership in Australia comes with responsibilities that go well beyond safe storage and accurate shooting. When a rifle or handgun has been fitted with…
A scoped rifle that has lost its zero is still sellable, but transparency matters. Many Australian shooters eventually find themselves staring at a setup that…
Buying a firearm from a pawn shop is meant to be straightforward — you hand over the cash, sign the paperwork, and walk out the door with the piece. The shop…
A firearm whose receiver is out of headspace is a tricky thing to own. Headspace is the precise distance between the face of a closed bolt or breech block and…