Frank Jardim, Author at Athlon Outdoors

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Frank Jardim

Frank Jardim became an NRA life member just after high school. He is a lifelong shooting sports enthusiast and outdoorsman with broad interests from matchlocks to machine guns and a special passion for firearms technology and history.

When he’s not freelance writing about recreational shooting, practical self-defense and off-grid lifestyles, Frank is operating his 07 FFL firearms manufacturer business, Vintage Ordnance Company (VOCO).

In the last eight years, Frank has written more than 200 magazine articles, built hundreds of precise reproduction World War Two FP-45 Liberator pistols, and provided various museums with consulting, weapons conservation, and replica weapon fabrication services. Prior to this, he earned a BA and MA in American History.

Frank landed his first professional museum job in 1996 and worked over a decade for the United States Army. As director of the Patton Museum of Cavalry and Armor at Fort Knox, Kentucky, his collection responsibilities included the care and interpretation of most of General George S. Patton’s personal firearms collection

Hunting With a Suppressor, AR-15

Hunting With a Suppressor and the Advantages It Offers for Survival

It's time to take a serious look at what firearm suppressors (also called silencers or cans) can add to your...

Model 1895 Winchesters of various barrel lengths and calibers equip these Rangers. The long cartridges with round-nosed bullets in the left-most Ranger’s belt suggest his rifle is chambered for the military’s short-lived .30-03 cartridge, the forerunner of the .30-06. – A look into Texas Rangers History.

Firepower of the Texas Rangers in the History of the Organization

If any group of lawmen in history is worthy of the moniker “gunfighters,” it’s the legendary Texas Rangers. Doug Dukes...

This 1926 painting by Western specialist Robert Lindneux is the most accurate visual depiction of the battle. It shows the scouts with their Spencer carbines behind their dead horses in shallow holes dug with tin plates, cups and knives, on the brush-covered, island. The thrice-wounded Major Forsyth, his leg and head bandaged, remains in command in the lower center.

The Spencer Repeating Carbine: Savior of Beecher Island

The technical leaps in firearms design permitted by metallic cartridges and the quick-reloading single-shot and repeating rifles that emerged from...

Testing the effective range of the .410 for hunting and survival.

So Just How Far is the Effective .410 Range for Hunting & Survival?

A few years ago I tested the American Tactical Imports (ATI) Omni Hybrid .410 shotgun for Ballistic Magazine. The shotgun...

An underground look at the Colosseum of Rome.

Going Deep Inside the Brutal Colossal Colosseum of Rome

Have you ever wondered why there’s a maze of passageways in the Colosseum’s arena instead of a floor? It’s because...

The Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard 38.

Testing the Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard 38

Smith & Wesson made their reputation on quality revolvers, and their smooth double-action trigger pulls are legendary. That’s why their...

The M+M Industries M10X is a fascinating hybrid of features

M+M Industries M10X Review: Jack of All Trades Hybrid Rifle

Despite its looks, this is no ordinary AK variant. The M+M Industries M10X International Defense Rifle uses design features from...

The Savage Arms Impulse is an affordable yet featureful straight pull bolt action

Savage Arms Impulse: Straight Pull Bolt Action Rifle

The Savage Arms Impulse is a new straight pull bolt action rifle that delivers European flair with American sensibility. The...

The final Knob Creek machine gun shoot took place in Oct. 2021.

End of an Era: A Requiem for the Knob Creek Machine Gun Shoot

If you have to go out, go out with a BANG. The Knob Creek Gun Range in West Point, Kentucky, hosted...

The long and the short of it. CZ’s Hammer Classic comes in a 20-inch coachgun and a 30-inch model.

CZ Hammer Classic: Go Full Doc Holliday With the Side-by-Side 12-Gauge

Whether you want to go full Doc Holliday on steel at your local Single Action Shooting Society (SASS) match or...

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