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Where To Mount a Tactical Light On An AR15

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The boogie man usually comes in the dead of night. Consider your AR naked if it isn’t equipped with a tactical light.

What’s A Mid-Length Gas System? 

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Many commercial AR-15 manufacturers use a mid-length gas system on their guns because it provides optimal performance.

What Is The 327 Federal Magnum Good For?

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Why would you want a concealed carry revolver chambered in 327 Federal Magnum when there are plenty of EDC revolvers chambered in the old standbys, 38 Special and 357 Magnum?

Why Changing Out Your AR15 Charging Handle Is A Good Idea

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Mil-spec charging handles get the job done, but depending on how your AR15 is set up or how you run your gun, you should consider upgrading yours.

Rossi RP63 Review: Meet Your New EDC Revolver

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The Rossi RP63 357 Magnum revolver checks all the boxes for an EDC gun: Large sights, good trigger, comfortable grip even when shooting 357 Magnum ammo, 6-round capacity, and light weight at 27 ounce so it is easy to carry.

AR15 Trigger-nometry: Instant Accuracy Boost

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There are two quick hacks to wring out more accuracy from your AR. One is to mount an optic. The second is to replace your AR trigger.

Do I need a Muzzle Brake, Compensator, or Flash Hider?

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Don’t be that dude, know what muzzle device you need and what it does because a muzzle brake, compensator, flash hider, or concussion reduction device do different things. 

Ready For Prime-Time Commercial Sales: Glock 28

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The release of the Glock 28 is like going back in time and if you like Gen3 guns this is an option—expect that there are plenty of other better, more modern pistols than the G28. 

What’s A .223 Wylde Chamber? 

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In the 1990s, the .223 Wylde chamber was designed to accurize the 5.56 NATO for NRA High Power rifle competitions.

Ruger 10/22 Target Review: Fast Shooting And Competition Ready

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The Ruger 10/22 Target is built for Steel Challenge competition shooting. The stock, trigger, and barrel all work together to provide a competitor with a serious match rifle at a less-than-serious price.