CMMG—Zeroed Suppressors
CMMG’s Zeroed Enhanced parts stand out as the company’s premium line of rifle…
CMMG’s Zeroed Enhanced parts stand out as the company’s premium line of rifle…
Mesa Tactical, innovator in accessories for tactical shotguns, has announced the release of…
Tenicor’s Velo Lux is now live. This is a purpose-built appendix-carry holster for…
I designed the Button Man to give shooters a low-round-count, low-light-engagement drill that involved both…
The V Exercise was created for those who would like a continuous moving-and-shooting exercise that…
The tripod is the essential tool to allow the precise delivery of fire from any…
In this episode we are looking at my “night fighter” AR15 Pistol build. Since I was able to take it out to the range for its first dialing in session, we can call this part 1.5. There are a few bugs I gotta work out of this build which I will be talking about in the video. Hope you guys enjoy!
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Rex Mamaril currently serves in the US Army as an Armorer and Advanced Marksmanship Instructor. Outside of the military he is an RN with a passion for firearms and gear.
Mateusz Kanigowski and the “Designed to Fight” team demonstrate the S.E.R.E.1 multipurpose knife against a standard NIJ IIIA soft ballistic panel. Ratio Knives Division is considered to be…
The Crosshair has been a highly popular model for Oakley for quite some time but the Ballistic Crosshair has combined the stylish, classic look of aviator style sunglasses with a lens that meets or exceeds the military standards for ballistic fragmentation impact standards and High Mass Impact Testing for ANSI Z87.1.
With this 2 minute quick tip we talk about the importance and how to label your stuff. Magazines, tools, gear, whatever mark that stuff up.
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LaserLyte® Introduces Their First Shotgun Laser Training System; Improves Practice with Sporting and Self-Defense Shotguns Cottonwood, AZ – LaserLyte®, innovators in firearms laser technologies, has released their first…
The only unresolved point I was not able to look at before this article went to print was whether or not right handed shooters could mount a Battery Assisted Device (BAD) lever to the lower, thus allowing right handed shooters to lock/release the bolt back with their trigger finger. I will try mounting some of the more popular brands to see if there is enough clearance, and updated this article when I have an answer.
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