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(Article originally published on Breach Bang Clear by Mad Duo) JTF Awesome Team Member Daniel Defense has announced they’re making a .300BLK version of their M4V11. If you like big bullets and cannot lie, this one is for you. DD tells us: Daniel Defense, manufacturer of the world’s finest firearms and accessories, has released the […]
(Article originally published on Breach Bang Clear by Apocalypse Josh) I took several Grey Ghost Gear pouches for a hike up the easy but possibly haunted Hanging Rock State Park with my family. The pouches were filled with a variety of hiking goods, whatever I might have needed on the trip. One pouch I used was […]
(Article originally published on Men’s Journal by Lauren Steele) Bozeman, Montana native Todd Orr, a former trail engineer at Gallatin National Forest and owner of Skyblade Knives was on an early morning hike on Sunday on a familiar trail in the Madison Valley to scout for elk when he first saw the grizzly. The experienced […]
(Article originally published on Spotter Up by Jay Amra) Out of the box the weapon looks quite impressive. The first thing I noticed was the 15 inch Keymond hand guard. This gives the Patriot an aggressive look that’s sure to appeal to most shooters. The hand guard houses the standard 16″ barrel afforded to civilian […]
(Article originally published on Tactical Life) Sightmark’s Ultra Shot QD Digital Switch Reflex Sight (SM14000) is a special product in its own right, but the company decided to go out and improve upon the original with the release of the all-new Ultra Shot Plus The new version features several enhancements requested by customers. RELATED STORY: Pinnacle 1-6×24 TMD: […]
(Article originally published on Tactical Life) Wilson Combat has a solid history of muzzle devices, and its new Q-Comp might be the best yet. RELATED STORY: X-TAC Elite: Wilson Combat Introduces New 1911 Pistol The new muzzle device has been designed by Wilson’s compensator experts to greatly enhance recoil control in rapid fire without the harsh blast and flash […]
(Article originally published on Spotter Up) As a competitive shooter, concealed carry advocate and gun enthusiast I try to pay attention to what the pros are doing; what gear they are running and how they run it. One of my favorite guys to watch and listen to teach is Frank Proctor who owns Way Of […]
For Marine special operators, the never-ending debate over whether the 9mm or .45-caliber round is the more powerful bullet has been settled. Previously, the classic .45-caliber Colt 1911 was one of three pistols that Raiders were allowed to carry, but now the 9mm Glock 19 is the only pistol that Marine special operators can take […]
(Article originally published on Tactical Life by Massad Ayoob) In a world of single-action 1911s and polymer-framed, striker-fired pistols, it’s easy to overlook traditional double-action/single-action (DA-SA) semi-autos. To fit in this category, the gun in question must fire only its first shot with a long, heavy DA pull that both raises and then drops the […]
(article originally published on Breach Bang Clear by Mad Duo) Language Lessons: Suppressor Shift Term: Suppressor Shift Relates to: Rifle and pistol shooting with suppressors Application(s) of Use: Any type of shooting where a suppressor is mounted, though mostly focused on rifle suppressors. Definition: The shift in POI (Point Of Impact) that occurs after a suppressor is mounted […]
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