Robert Sadowski

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What’s A .223 Wylde Chamber? 

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

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.

Does An AR-15 Use A Direct Impingement System? 

The 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?

Let’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

There 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.

hunt365 - Best 300 BLK Ammo For Hunting

Best 300 BLK Ammo For Hunting

It 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.

Sight Mark Wraith Mini Thermal: Heating Seeking Optic

Heat Seeking Optic: Sight Mark Wraith Mini Thermal

Using thermal optics adds a new dimension to hunting. A thermal scope is very different from a traditional rifle scope and night vision scope.

3 - Are LPVO Scopes The Best AR Optic?

Are LPVO Scopes The Best AR Optic?

LVPO 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 STR vs. BCM Gunfighter Mod 0

AR Stock Hack: Magpul CTR vs. BCM Gunfighter Mod 0

For 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? 

We 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.