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Wilson Combat Custom Glock 43

Wilson Combat Custom Glock 43

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Wilson recently expanded their Glock customizations. I happened to have a Glock 43 in the safe so I was all in. But I still couldn’t believe the final product.

The M1 Carbine and The Story of War Hero Jack Lucas

The M1 Carbine and The Story of War Hero Jack Lucas

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The M1 carbine was designed as a Personal Defense Weapon of sorts. It combined the portability of a handgun with the magazine capacity of an autoloading rifle.

The Chosen One: The Army’s M-17 Pistol Review

The Chosen One: The Army’s M-17 Pistol Review

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The service handguns chosen by the Army have always become essential weapons; the Remington New Army, the Colt Single Action Army, Browning’s M-1911 and the M-9 Beretta are all classics. Now you can get the latest chapter in this historic line, the SIG M17.

Training Schedule To Win! A Look Into How A Champion Trains

Training Schedule To Win! A Look Into How A Champion Trains

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Working to compete with the world’s best is not done in competition; it’s done in the countless hours of training on the range. Here’s how I prepare for competition.

Get A Grip: Stocks In The Modern Era of PRS

Get A Grip: Stocks In The Modern Era of PRS

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A precision rifle stock should fit you like an old pair of boots. But picking the right stock for your rig can be a challenge because of all the options.

Marlin Model 70PSS “Papoose”: Small Package, Big Fun, Survival Ready

Marlin Model 70PSS “Papoose”: Small Package, Big Fun, Survival Ready

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The word “papoose” comes from the Algonquian word “papoos” and means “child.” Marlin’s diminutive semi-auto rifle has undergone a variety of iterations over the last thirty-odd years, but the original concept behind the famous nickname has remained the same. Today’s Model 70PSS is designed to fit anywhere, be shot by anyone, and tag along on whatever adventure comes next.

The Smith and Wesson M1917 .45ACP: A Big-Bore World War Wheelgun (#3 – Allied Small Arms WWII)

The Smith and Wesson M1917 .45ACP: A Big-Bore World War Wheelgun (#3 – Allied Small Arms WWII)

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The M1911 was the finest combat handgun at the time of the World Wars. For close range firepower and reliability, nothing beat the M1917 revolver.

Reloading Without a Bench

Reloading Without a Bench

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One of the big hurdles to getting into reloading is the lack of space. And a lot of people do not live next door to a rifle range where they can easily develop their loads as necessary. Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to reload at the range when testing your handloads? This article is about some solutions that would address these problems.

S&W Model 640 Pro Series - Review

S&W Model 640 Pro Series – Review

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Then Smith produced the Model 640 Pro Series, perhaps the best J-frame ever! The Model 640 Pro is a Performance Center pistol that reminds me of the Smiths of old. The 640 Pro is based on a Model 640, stainless, five shot .357 Magnum, with a 2.125” barrel.

Getting Out of a Jam - Clearing Malfunctions in an AR-15

Getting Out of a Jam – Clearing Malfunctions in an AR-15

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Even the highest quality, best-made guns eventually suffer a failure or malfunction, and it may not indicate a problem with the gun. It can still be a serious problem though, and learning how to clear malfunctions is serious business.