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The JP5 From JP Enterprises - A PCC Unlike Any Other

The JP5 From JP Enterprises – A PCC Unlike Any Other

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The PCC market can be described as crowded. That’s a nice neutral way to say there are just tons and tons of them on the market. Most are 9mm, take Glock magazines, and use a straight blowback-operated system. Pretty simple and also very effective. Yet, JP Enterprises has released something a little different in the form of the JP5. The JP5 is a roller delayed PCC that makes both Stoner and HK proud.

The Aero Precision M16A4 - Long Live the Rifle

The Aero Precision M16A4 – Long Live the Rifle

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When I shoot recreationally I’m often selective about what I shoot, and I often find myself pulling out the Aero M16A4. It might not be small, sleek, and sexy, but it’s accurate, reliable, and easy to shoot. I’d take the latter over the prior anytime.

Foxtrot Mike Products FM-15

$899 Folding Side Charger – Foxtrot Mike FM-15: Full Review

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Competing in an already saturated market, Foxtrot Mike Products recently released its spin on what a modern AR platform should be with the FM-15. Featuring a direct impingement side-charging assembly, the FM-15 requires no buffer tube to operate and can be fired while folded. While I tested the complete 16″ rifle chambered in 223 Wylde, the upper will fit all standard AR lowers.

Clay Buys His First Revolver - Smith & Wesson 325 Night Guard

Clay Buys His First Revolver – Smith & Wesson 325 Night Guard

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Hey, fair warning, if you are a big-time revolver nut, you might want to skip this week’s review. I have personally fired less than 1000 rounds out of a wheel gun in my life, and quite possibly less than 500. So why am I covering a revolver? Because I bought one to correct that, which is the point of this exercise.

Clay Buys His First Revolver - Smith & Wesson 325 Night Guard

Clay Buys His First Revolver – Smith & Wesson 325 Night Guard

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Hey, fair warning, if you are a big-time revolver nut, you might want to skip this week’s review. I have personally fired less than 1000 rounds out of a wheel gun in my life, and quite possibly less than 500. So why am I covering a revolver? Because I bought one to correct that, which is the point of this exercise.

The APC9K - The Swiss Stinger

The APC9K – The Swiss Stinger

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Bruger and Thomet is a Swiss company that has made quite the name for itself by producing extremely high-quality firearms. They produce firearms for military and police forces as well as options for the everyday Joe like you and me. In the United States, B&T is most famed for their PCC/Subgun/large format pistols. The APC9K is the smaller variant of the APC9 that’s more of a full-sized submachine gun.

Delivering One Hell of a Headache: Springfield Armory’s 1911 Emissary 4.25” Means Business

Delivering One Hell of a Headache: Springfield Armory’s 1911 Emissary 4.25” Means Business

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The “Bad Guy” received one splitting headache – the kind of headache created by five, hard-thumping rounds of .45 AUTO to the front of the noggin.

The Jericho 941: Cowboy Bebopin'

The Jericho 941: Cowboy Bebopin’

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The Jericho 941 provides shooters with a very capable clone of the CZ 75 that still differs enough to be a distinctly different pistol. This is a big heavy gun. I’m talking heavy enough to beat a man should you run dry. It doesn’t bode well for concealed carry, but for home defense and duty use, it’s a great choice.

The Charles Daly AR .410 - Small Bore Madness

The Charles Daly AR .410 – Small Bore Madness

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What if you wanted a shotgun AR? Not a shotgun that looks like an AR, but an AR-15 that uses a MIL-SPEC multi cal lower complete with a standard upper? Well, that’s certainly an option, and the Charles Daly AR .410 upper receiver delivers unto you your shotgun AR.

The NEW G3 Tactical from Taurus

The NEW G3 Tactical from Taurus

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Taurus has added to their G Series of handguns with the new G3 Tactical.