Classic Meets Classy: Woox Leather Cartridge Quiver
There’s something to be said for the combination of traditional materials and modern…
There’s something to be said for the combination of traditional materials and modern…
Springfield Armory isn’t sleeping on the Echelon. They have now announced the introduction…
SIG Sauer has expanded its SIG516 G3 lineup with the introduction of two…
Drills. We use that word universally in the firearms training world. Before I lay out…
Magpul introduced its DAKA Grid Organizer system in 2023, but I hadn’t really become aware…
Setup & Shooting Instructions This drill is executed with a carbine at 50 yards. The…
Steve Coulston talks with FALKOR Defense at SHOT Show 2017
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Hogue’s added new beavertail models to their line of slip on rubber pistol grips: the SIG P365-XMacro and Taurus GX4 HandALL.
NIKE is a giant in the apparel industry. Their swoosh logo is emblazoned all over athletes, teams, stadiums and anything else you can sell advertizing on. Ironically, they…
For those of you who want a flashlight mount that is tough as nails, lightweight and mounts directly to your rail without the use of a picatinny rail,…
If you’ve ever taken professional firearms training or sought out a trainer you want to receive training from, then you probably know that it can sometimes be a challenge to research and select a provider you want to trust. Sometimes it can be difficult to decipher the reality of training versus a guy you may have seen on YouTube pushing the newest fad in firearms. The quantity of “knowledge” one can obtain these days can certainly be overwhelming at times. This is why it is so important to take the necessary time to seek out qualified trainers with solid reputations and truthful, applicable backgrounds.
In this month’s QA we talk about shot timers, welding, open house, ammo storage, gas problems, belts, BAD levers, and super high damaging ammo.
Kimber has discovered a quality issue involving the firing pin safety block of certain Kimber R7 model handguns.
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