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BMW redesigns 430i Coupe for 2021 While the new nose is controversial, the performance, luxury and tech are above reproach. Before we talk about the all-new 2021 BMW 430i Coupe, let's start with the giant snout in the room. The new BMW grille has been the subject of intense debate. People either love it or hate it. Personally, we're more on the hate it side of the discussion, but even though we think the grille looks like a dog's nose, the new 430i is a great car. There's something magic about 250 horsepower in a compact to mid-size platform. That's the point where you've got enough...

These 5 Rifles Spelled Success for the World's Best Armies Here are five “families” of weapons that may be considered to be the best in the world, and why. Here's What You Need To Remember: From Venezuela to Syria to India, the AK-103 has proven a choice update to all users of the venerable AK-47 and AKM. New barrels provide greater accuracy and the “74”-style muzzle brake tames the recoil and decreases muzzle flash relative to the older AKs. While the new AK-15 and AK-203 may be more ergonomic and feature rails, the AK-103 is likely to continue to sell as countries upgrade their sto...

AK-47 vs. M-16: Which Cold War Weapon Comes Out on Top? Two of the most famous firearms of modern times emerged as icons of the latter half of the turbulent 20th century. Here's What You Need to Know: The Soviet-made AK-47 and the American M16, the primary assault rifles deployed during the Vietnam War, became symbols of the long conflict. During the Vietnam War, two of the most famous firearms of modern times emerged as icons of the latter half of the turbulent 20th century. The Soviet-made AK-47 and the American M16 were both developments that followed the deployment of the world’s first...

All things considered, the M4 is a very good compromise weapon.

Iconic Connecticut gun maker Colt sold to Czech company Alexander Soule FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 FILE - In this March 27, 2008, file photo, M4 Colt rifles are produced at the Colt Defense Plant in Hartford, Conn. The 179-year-old gun maker filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy on Sunday, June 14, 2015, estimating it owes up to $500 million. Analysts cite several reasons behind Colt's bankruptcy filing, including struggles to recover from the loss of military business and failure to capitalize on consumer interest in guns.Richard Lardner / Associated PressShow MoreShow Less 2of5 In this Dec. 17, 20...