Salt & Spice review guns and ammunition for prepping and for everyday use
Today’s review is of the “The Ole Smoke Pole”, the single shot shotgun. Overview of the single shot shotgun: This review is going to be completely different than most of our other reviews (CLICKY), because I am not talking about… Continue Reading
Today’s review is the Kel-tec PF9 9mm concealed carry gun. The PF9 is a compact 9mm semi-auto double-action only weapon. Is this gun a great answer for concealed carry? Perhaps for you, definitely not for me. Kel-tec PF9 Philosophy Of… Continue Reading
I have a confession to make when it comes to the Bulldog combo stun gun. While I believe that a complete review requires all aspects of a product to be tested, sometimes I also believe that some things should be… Continue Reading
Everyone who knows Salty knows he does excellent Gun Reviews, at least for the 40 free states that still respect the Second Amendment to any degree. The remaining states, like the People’s Republic of New Jersey, not so much. That… Continue Reading
Today’s review is the Nagant M1895 revolver. The revolver is available for purchase to Curio & Relics FFL holders, for good reason… this gun really is both a curio and a relic. There’s been nothing else like this gun in… Continue Reading
The People’s Republic of New Jersey Gun Review? What gives? As all this “stuff” was accumulating I decided that I would read some Prepper fiction, and in every single book they have a gun fight. Sometimes, a bunch of gun… Continue Reading
The Crickett .22 bolt action rifle is one of several designed specifically for the “children’s” gun market. The Crickett’s biggest competitor is the Savage Rascal. How does the Crickett .22 stack up as both a children’t strainer and a bug out gun?… Continue Reading
“Ye Ole Single Shot .22” This review is going to be completely different from most of my other reviews (except for “Ye Ole Smoke Pole”) because I am not talking about one gun, I am talking about one TYPE of… Continue Reading
Today’s review is the Ruger American Rifle Model 8301 chambered in .22LR. The Ruger Model 8301 is a bolt gun that fits 10/22 magazines, so you get the best of both worlds, the mags interchangeable with the 10/22(s) you probably… Continue Reading
Today’s review is of the Marlin X7 bolt action rifle, chambered in .223 I have shot .243 and .270 versions of the rifle and the are pretty much the same gun with different chambering/bolts, they have the same trigger groups,… Continue Reading
Today’s review is of the Heritage Arms .22 & .22 Magnum convertible revolver, an enexpensive and readily available series of revolvers available at most gun stores. Heritage Arms .22 Philosophy of use from a prepping viewpoint: I own a couple… Continue Reading
The Glock. Today, it’s considered old fashioned by many shooters. When Gaston Glock first introduced the firearm, it was one of the most controversial and feared weapons on the market. The Glock was the first majorly marketed “new generation” polymer… Continue Reading
Today’s review is the ISSC M-22, the “.22 Glock Clone” whose purpose in the preppers/survivalists arsenal is to be an inexpensive trainer for Glock owners who can shoot .22LR instead of the more expensive center fire ammo that Glocks eat.… Continue Reading
Today’s review is the Rock Island Armory M200 .38 Special revolver with a 4 inch barrel. I bet I’ve stumped you guys with this one… what on earth would a prepper/survivalist want with an inexpensive, imported .38 Special wheel gun… Continue Reading
Today’s review is of the Mossberg International 702 Plinkster. Ever walk into a Tractor Supply Company store during Chick Days? You can hear the dull roar of the chicks chirping “Cheap Cheap Cheap”. I think the Mossberg design team was… Continue Reading