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Odin Works famous for their barrels, handguards, gas blocks, and other accessories are now making a complete rifle called the OTR-15. It’s a completely billet upper and lower that features completely Ambi controls and is supposed to be the first “smart rifle” that can tell you political secrets. We’ll be surprised if the Biden’s, Clinton’s, and Pelosi’s don’t come after it hard under the guise of public safety.

After years of customer requests, Sig Sauer has announced the imminent release of a .25 Auto conversion kit for their world-famous MPX platform.

For home defense, concealed carry, and recreational shooting, the SAR9 will do the job and then some. It is a fine pistol, very accurate, rugged, and reliable.

The P17 is fun, it’s very useful, and at a price that is near unbelievable. This is one I can highly recommend. Get yours while the getting is good.

Flashlights that are powered by a battery go back to the early 1900s and the first weapon-mounted light did not appear until 1912 when George A. Seely of San Francisco invented his Night Sight For Firearms. We have come a long way since then.

“Inherent accuracy” is to the ammunition world what bigfoot is to the natural sciences: elusive, controversial, and possibly (probably) a myth.

It’s a jack of all trades stock that could do very well built up as a long-range hunting rifle or precision rifle for long-range competitions. I think Grayboe hit a home run with this stock and if you’re in the market for a composite stock, the Phoenix deserves a hard look.

The 1970s represented the Golden Age of aerial piracy. The first recorded aircraft hijacking took place in Mexico in 1929. By the 1970s terrorists had raised it to an art form.

I own several AK’s and the new Zastava M70 ZPAP is my favorite but I wanted to modernize the hand-guard to accommodate an angled vertical grip and provide some more rail space.