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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Famous gun writer, retired Marine Corps Major Tom Kill.
The illustrious comrade in arms of Major Caudill, Tom Kill…err, Tamara Keel of View From The Porch blog is writing an article about Boberg XR9-S for Concealed Carry magazine. I got to photograph her on the secret Lunar base right … Continue reading
Why I like bullpups.
A .308 rifle with a sound suppressor, BUIS and a low-magnification scope weights quite a bit. Add to that a 20-round and this RFB weighs 13.2 pounds (6kg). M14 and AR10 variants with the same 18″ barrel length weight the … Continue reading
Posted in rifle, sound suppressor, weapon
Tagged 308Win, bullpup, keltec, nightforce, RFB
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What kind of AK should I do with this?
Recently, I acquired from Brownells a Mako mechanical recoil-reducing stock for comparison with the hydraulic ITT version. Now I am looking for suggestions on what kind of rifle to make with it. One option would be to apply it to … Continue reading
Rimfire trainer guns
Ever since I got to shoot a suppressed GSG1911-22 in Nevada, I wanted to have on on hand. Rimfire trainer guns were extremely useful then and they have become even more useful since the price of ammunition gone up so … Continue reading
1941 Soviet infantry manual in English
My friend Boris Karpa translated this historic manual and made it available in Kindle format (also readable on desktop with viewer programs). He’s an excellent translator and knows the topic, so I can vouch for the accuracy of the translation. … Continue reading
Custom Dragon Leather holster
I posted photos of a custom PMR30 holster earlier this year. Now Dennis came out of a Glock variant of it. This design works especially well for women, keeping the pistol grip out of the way of elbows and ribs.
RFB: works well as configured
Finally had a chance to fire the RFB with the new AAC 762SDN-6 (and shorter piston provided by Keltec) and 1-4x Nightforce scope. What an improvement over the previous set-up! For one, the cycling of the gun is now softer, … Continue reading
Posted in rifle, sound suppressor, weapon
Tagged 308Win, bullpup, keltec, nightforce, RFB
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Henry .44Mag lever action: fit for a sniper.
Remember my plan to find out how well that carbine shoots? It shoots this well at 50 yards with 1-4x Nikon Monarch scope. Ballistics calculator suggests that the far zero is around 70 yards, so it might make sense to … Continue reading
With muscles like that, the rifle is a secondary weapon.
Keltec RFB with Nightforce 1-4×24 scope, YHM backup sights and AAC 762SD-N6 suppressor.
Posted in interesting people, rifle, sound suppressor
Tagged 308, bullpup, man, muscle, strength
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So, you’d like to date my daughter…
This young lady can fend for herself just fine, but you have to admit that the first impression made by the dad also counts. I also recommend a sensible comment by my friend Dave.
Fence rider (nsfw)
A good, soft saddle is essential for a comfortable ride.
Today’s range trip.
Grace wanted more trigger time with her laser-equipped LCR. Ended up trying that, S&W 317 and 63 rimfire revolvers, a quiet Walther P22, Kel-tec PF9-22, Star S (.32ACP quasi-1911), HK P7, Kahr P9 and the SU22 shown here. Star S … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people, light/laser, pistol, rifle, self-defense, sound suppressor, training, weapon
Tagged 22LR, ahppy, girl, LCR, range, ruger, SU22
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Ways to relax
One of my friends recently wrote about her reaction to the news: “I’d take up flower-arranging to try and calm down, but I’d probably just wind up turning out lovely arrangements of dead roses and barbed wire…” I suspect that … Continue reading
Not coming to Dragoncon this year.
Too much work to do at home. I will be canceling hotel reservations unless somebody wants it transferred to them instead ($180/night rate at Sheraton). I think that’s lower than their current rates.
Keltec SU16C
Unconventional but functional. 10 more images
Danica smiles. Again.
Homebuilt FAL on a Coonan receiver, Magpul PRS2 stock, Burris 1.5-6×40 scope.
Posted in interesting people, rifle
Tagged 308Win, coonan, Danica, FAL, girl, pretty, semi-auto
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The reason for Desert Eagle grips size
Ever wondered who has hands big enough to shoot Desert Eagles comfortably? I bet he carries enough of them to do New York reloads…or at least his book characters could.
Anderson AR15 checks out
Mike Branson behind the rifle. I replaced the solid forend on the Anderson Mfg. 20″ rifle with a lighter ventilated Midewest Industries part. Today, I re-zeroed the rifle with the new Primary Arms 4-14x FFP scope. All four shooters took … Continue reading
Posted in ammunition, interesting people, rifle, training, weapon
Tagged 223, Anderson Mfg, AR15, optic, primary arms, range, scope
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