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Transitioning to Pistol Red Dots with the Holosun 507c ACSS Vulcan from Primary Arms

Transitioning to Pistol Red Dots with the Holosun 507c ACSS Vulcan from Primary Arms

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I highly recommend this pistol red dot especially if you’re struggling to get used to them and still want to see what all the hype was about. The ACSS Vulcan was fast, consistent, and made follow-up shots incredibly easy.

Korwin: Media Continues to Deceive with Background Check 'News'

SAF Reports a 500% Increase in FFL Revocations

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While the move is tied to enforcing gun laws already on the books, the SAF believes that certain laws are being pushed past their limits as a form of backdoor gun control.

Where to Buy a Suppressor

Where to Buy a Suppressor

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Now that you know how to choose a suppressor, where do you buy it from?

Strike Industries Dummy Rounds

Strike Industries Dummy Rounds

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With the ammo shortage going around, it is a safe bet all of us are doing a lot more dry fire. And an often overlooked element of dry fire is having some dummies on hand. And probably not for the reason you think. But trust me, it is worth the $15.95 to have a set or two.

Garrison 9mm, The Newest 1911 from Springfield Armory - Full Review

Garrison 9mm, The Newest 1911 from Springfield Armory – Full Review

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850 for the blued and $900 for the stainless, these should be solid options in the mid-tier 9mm 1911 market.

One-Armed Boom Stick – The Robinson Armament XCR-L Pistol

One-Armed Boom Stick – The Robinson Armament XCR-L Pistol

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I went pretty quickly from near-total ignorance of Robinson Arms products to full-fledged fanboy in the space of shooting a few magazines of .300 Blackout in an XCR-L in SBR configuration some time back. I was interested to see how it would perform with the iconic Russian round, and it met every expectation.

The Sentry Gunnar Belt - Keep It Minimalist

The Sentry Gunnar Belt – Keep It Minimalist

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The Gunnar belt provides an excellent platform for mounting all your tactical goodies. It’s small and discrete enough to ensure you can conceal it if necessary. The Gunnar is a perfect duty belt and provides a modern tactical option that will allow you to retain all your necessary gear without needing a chest rig or plate carrier. Sentry made the belt comfortable, durable, and truly minimalist without requiring any kind of harness to keep the belt from shifting.

The SRM 1216 - Space Force Shotgun

SRM 1216 Review: Problems, Reliability and Specs

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Is the SRM 1216 reliable? In my test it ran standard buckshot, slugs and birdshot fine. 1.75 inch mini shells and very low recoil birdshot did not cycle, though 2.5 inch Nobel shells ran 20 for 20. It holds 16 rounds in a rotating four tube magazine, and recoil is noticeable. Problems and specs first, [...]

TiN Coated BCG from Brownells

TiN Coated BCG from Brownells

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If you are piecing together an AR15 upper you have most likely wondered what bolt carrier group or BCG you should go with. These days many manufactures are spitting out BCG’s each with its own set of pros and cons. Listing all of your required features will help narrow down the search to a handful of different BCGs. When I pieced out and built my 11.5” AR15, my requirements were that the BCG had to be affordable, full-auto rated, and TiN-coated was preferred. Enter the Brownells M16 Bolt Carrier Group with the Titanium Nitride coating.

Colt Walker Ballistics, Accuracy, Shooting Tips

Colt Walker Ballistics, Accuracy, Shooting Tips

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The Colt Walker, or Walker Colt according to some, is an iconic but historically insignificant firearm. In firearm development it was a big deal, because everyone figured out that nobody really needed a horse pistol. Ballistically, this gun is a true Magnum when it comes to cap & ball pistols. I tested the Walker at length with balls and heavy bullets, and it is a monster of a handgun, from all the way back in 1847.