Monthly Archives: October 2011

If the shoe fits, you dance better — another article up on CTD blog

Posted on October 8, 2011 by Oleg Volk

Short, light rifles for use by women and kids.

Posted in light/laser, rifle, self-defense, training, weapon | Tagged 223, AR15, Auto Ordnance, CTD, custom, M1 carbine, Ultimac, Viridian | 4 Comments

Current work

Posted on October 7, 2011 by Oleg Volk

Two of the sixteen photos I took over the last two days for Rifle Firepower magazine.

Posted in hunting, rifle, sound suppressor | Tagged 22LR, game call, Marlin, publication, Savage, Trijicon, work | 6 Comments

vz61 Scorpion

Posted on October 5, 2011 by Oleg Volk

Tirzah came to Nashville to do make-up for the zombie shoot and stayed to model. Much as I like the zombies, I think she steals the show from the pistol. Props provided by Czechpoint.

Posted in interesting people, pistol, weapon | Tagged 32ACP, Czechpoint, girl, pretty | 5 Comments

Gun Tote’n Mamas

Posted on October 5, 2011 by Oleg Volk

Gun Tote’n Mamas make holster purses. The advantage of off-body carry is the ability to conceal larger guns.

Posted in holster, interesting people, pistol, weapon | Tagged 32ACP, dark, girl, pretty, purse, Scorpion, vz61 | 5 Comments

My first post written for CTD is up: vz61 Scorpion

Posted on October 5, 2011 by Oleg Volk

32ACP Gets Serious: read it on CTD blog. Five new photos.

Posted in ammunition, pistol | Tagged 32ACP, CTD, Czechpoint, Scorpion, vz61 | 6 Comments

PLR16 is a .223 pistol designed for short and medium range hunting and self-defense. For reactive shooting, it’s typically stabilized by pushing out against the sling. For longer range, use a bipod or some improvised support. 9.2″ barrel provides muzzle … Continue reading →

Posted in interesting people, light/laser, pistol, self-defense, weapon | Tagged 223, girl, green dot reflex, keltec, Midwest Industries, outdoors, PLR16, pretty, primary arms, rail, Viridian | 21 Comments

New quad rail for Keltec Sub2000

Posted on October 4, 2011 by Oleg Volk

The original quad rail for Sub2000 had a bit of flex in it. While sights installed on it seemed to keep zero, it didn’t inspire confidence. Keltec updated the rail and the new version is rock-solid. I tried a 45* … Continue reading →