Peter Suciu Joins The Mag Life Team

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August 2nd, 2019 (Miami, FL)

The Mag Life, the official online publication of GunMag Warehouse, is proud to announce the latest member of its staff: Peter Suciu. Suciu is a freelance writer and author whose work has appeared in numerous magazines and websites, including Homeland Security Today, Forbes, The Federalist, Reuters, FoxNews.com, Wired, CNN.com, Newsweek, Playboy, AmmoLand, Breach-Bang-Clear, Tactical Life, Ballistic Magazine, and many others.1

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Suciu’s first Mag Life article, Bang the Drum Mag Slowly, is a history of drum style magazines. It was published earlier this month. His next work, a look at the M1 Carbine from a slightly different perspective than usual, will be making its appearance in the next few days. His most recent book, A Gallery of Military Headress is available on MilitarySunHelmets.com.

Read his articles, and others, on The Mag Life. There we endeavor to bring quality information, ours and that of other publications and SMEs, to an active and engage readership. GunMag Warehouse is online at gunmagwarehouse.com.

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