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Twenty Dollar EP80-2 80% AR LOWER RECEIVER: Weekend Sale
Make your own AR-15 without the hassle of serial numbers and registration. With our jig-less EP 80% AR 15 lower receiver, you can easily build your own AR 15 at home with general tools. Get your own EP80-2 receiver today and put the second amendment back into your hands. https://youtu.be/N-FTZTiJ37c • Extremely durable kevlar reinforced […]
MR9 Review – Not Another Glock Clone
I love start articles with something to get certain people frothy, especially Glock guys. Relax fanboys, Glocks are great guns, I just happen to think the MR9 is a better gun. The MR9 is essentially a clone of the Walther P99, made with Walther’s permission of course. The frame is made by Walther, and this […]
Public Service Announcement: Wave of gun theft, Lock ’em Up
We’re working on a long story on an epidemic of organized-crime gun theft. It’s amazing just how many thefts are happening, and how many of them are being done by professional criminals. ATF has scores (no exaggeration) of open store burglaries, some of them smash-and-grabs by very fast-moving teams. Their typical targets are pistols, first, […]
Spyderco & Glock: Utilitarian Siblings
Utility is one of the most beautifully undervalued words in the English language. Utilitarian Philosophy Let it roll over your tongue…utility. I’m an unashamed utilitarian. When my father introduced me to backpacking, he may have created a monster. Backpacking requires one to really consider what’s necessary. If you’re hiking very far, ounces become far more […]
Competition or Defensive Shooters
Most people I encounter whether in classes or competition tend to have a mindset towards either defensive/tactical shooting or a Performance/competition type shooting. It’s unfortunate that some have such closed minded views in the shooting community. There is a vast amount of knowledge that comes from all sides. I understand the separation because one is […]
Precision Shooting in Rain, Sleet and Snow
I’ve been asked on multiple occasions, “Does rain or snow affect the bullet, and how do you adjust for it?” Some precision shooters absolutely freak out when it starts to rain, or may even go as far as to not shoot in those conditions. I like to look at rain, to a certain extent, the way […]
A Shocking Update in Florida “Citizens Police Academy” Shooting
Moment of horror: 9 Aug 2016, then-Officer Lee Coel, left, role-playing as a criminal, has just mortally wounded Mary Knowlton, right, role-playing as a cop. Knowlton had a Simunitions-modified Glock; Coel, a personal Smith & Wesson Airweight with live wadcutters. PGPD/FDLE photo. Lee Williams has an update on the Punta Gorda, FL, shooting death of […]
Daughters at the Range Proves Girls Want to Learn About Firearms
What happens when you decide to help young girls learn about firearm? You get an annual event that is exploding in popularity. Firearms and shooting have not always been a part of Janette Story’s life. But after her husband passed away in 2005, she had three different scares. “The ‘what if’s’ got to me,” she […]
Augila Mini shells – A Second Look.
You’ve probably seen an odd box of shotgun shells in your local gun store. They read Aguila, a company you may only associate with 22 LR. Aguila actually makes quite a bit of ammunition, but their mini shot shells are the most noteworthy. Noteworthy because they are just so odd. Most of us are used […]