In the 1990s, the .223 Wylde chamber was designed to accurize the 5.56 NATO for NRA High Power rifle competitions.
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Ruger 10/22 Target Review: Fast Shooting And Competition Ready
Updated: July 14, 2024The 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.
Does An AR-15 Use A Direct Impingement System?
Updated: July 6, 2024The AR-15 system does have similar components to a direct impingement system. It also has a piston built into the bolt carrier group or BCG.
Are Revolvers A Liability?
Updated: June 23, 2024Let’s face it. We all like to do things the easy way. Large full-size semi-automatics can be large and heavy.
Complete Guide (More Or Less) to AR-15 Magazines
Updated: June 15, 2024There are three types of AR-15 magazines: metal, polymer, or hybrid. Metal magazines have either an aluminum or steel body. Polymer magazines have—you guessed it—a polymer body. A hybrid magazine has a polymer body with metal feed lips.
Best 300 BLK Ammo For Hunting
Updated: June 3, 2024It took me a few years to warm up to the 300 BLK cartridge after SAAMI blessed the round in 2011. The 300 BLK has been around for a lot longer.
Heat Seeking Optic: Sight Mark Wraith Mini Thermal
Updated: May 6, 2024Using thermal optics adds a new dimension to hunting. A thermal scope is very different from a traditional rifle scope and night vision scope.
Are LPVO Scopes The Best AR Optic?
Updated: April 27, 2024LVPO or Low Power Variable Optics are an excellent compromise between the speed of a red dot and the magnification of a scope.
AR Stock Hack: Magpul CTR vs. BCM Gunfighter Mod 0
Updated: April 13, 2024For any AR stock, the rubber meets the road where your cheek and shoulder contact the stock, providing an interface between your shoulder and your cheek.
Point Of Impact: Why 38 Special Is Different Than 357 Magnum?
Updated: April 7, 2024We all know that different brands of ammunition and different bullet weights each have a different POI (Point Of Impact). Even when using the same POA (Point Of Aim) out of the same gun.