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Category Archives: ammunition
More deadbeats?
On April 11, I sent an invoice to one of my client companies. On May 5, I got a text message promising payment the following week. Since then, I’ve heard nothing from anyone in that company. They are not returning … Continue reading
.50 caliber 1911 — new on American Shooting Journal
Guncrafter Industries’ Model No. 4 50 GI
If you shoot 5.7x28mm ammunition
Take a look at RR Weapon Systems 5.7 loads, especially R37X (0.66″ mushrooms on the right). Loaded to full power (2680fps from 16″ AR57 barrel), accurate for the caliber (2MOA), and good terminal performer (penetrates 12″ of gel).
Hi-Point 380ACP Carbine: new on AllOutdoor
Odd specifications, good performance.
7.62 Tokarev for hobbits
25NAA cartridges on the left, 32NAA on the right.
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Keystone 722 Varmint first shots
This rifle is incredible. At 25 yards, all shots with CCI Green Tag or Aguila match land on top of each other with minimal effort on my part. I did upgrade the scope to get adjustable parallax at 25. Typically, … Continue reading
Posted in ammunition, rifle, training
Tagged 22LR, bolt action, optic
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Luger P08 with Modern Ammunition: new on AllOutdoor
Retro Carry Option
Self-defense Firearm Selection for a Non-Shooter: new on AllOutdoor
Optimizing defensive weapon selection under specific constraints.
Posted in ammunition, light/laser, pistol, self-defense, training, weapon
Tagged 32H&R Magnum, AllOutdoor, Crimson Trace, revolver
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Bigger is Better: new on AllOutdoor
SGM Tactical Magazines for Saiga
An upcoming advisory on unethical conduct
At the end of last year, I worked for a rifle and ammo maker, They paid about 2/3 of the invoice and then stopped. I later learned they aren’t paying any of their contractors. The amounts involved aren’t large, but … Continue reading
OATH expanding TSR slug: new on AllOutdoor
Having watched the development of this round for the past year, I am pleased to see it come to market in a highly evolved and refined form.
Max Cavitator ammunition: new on AllOutdoor
New Load from OATH Ammunition, developed with my participation.
Traditional American response to unbidden guests
And don’t forget the extra ammunition!
Intruders? Give them something to bleed about!
Anything that gets merely scared off will keep preying on innocent people. Buckshot adjusts attitudes more reliably.
Posted in ammunition, self-defense, shotgun, weapon
Tagged 12ga, blue, pump shotgun, red, woman
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OATH Expanding and Fragmenting Slugs: new on Alloutdoor
Taking 12ga to a whole new level of destruction.
HK33 magazines that work
When it comes to 5.56mm HK roller-lock rifles and their clones, three choices are prominent in magazine selection. Choice one is a version taking inexpensive and widely available AR15 magazines. Choice two is the original German steel magazine, currently at … Continue reading
Be very, verrry quiet…
…I’m hunting heffalumps. Or wabbits. Subsonic birdshot would work rather better on them.
“Green” bullets.
The point of 25ACP is to allow really tiny defensive guns. Plus side, they can be hidden anywhere. Minus side, not much stopping power — the wound track is similar to a pencil being pushed through, and that if it … Continue reading
Fun size buckshot
They may be short, but it’ still buckshot at 1200fps. Not much recoil to speak of. Numerous reviews mentioning use in a KSG (in my experience, each tube holds 12 shells, one review mentions 11). Now to actually find these … Continue reading