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Category Archives: rifle
Chad Enos, Keltec Shooting Team
Earlier today, at the range…we found that Keltec RDB muzzle doesn’t bounce much at all when the rifle fires. Slow-motion video to follow.
Posted in interesting people, rifle, training, weapon
Tagged 223, 3-gun, bullpup, competition
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Two new articles on AllOutdoor
Cold Bore Accuracy vs. Small Groups Toolcard by Lever Gear
This is why Hollywood doesn’t feature armed kids in movies.
“Home Alone” would have been over in minutes…
Posted in rifle, self-defense, weapon
Tagged 10-22, 22LR, bullpup, Holosun, Pro Ears, Rudy Project
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Roni “Civilian” carbine: new on AllOutdoor
Pistol-carbine for self-defense and sport shooting
Posted in ammunition, pistol, rifle, self-defense, weapon
Tagged 9x19, AllOutdoor, CAA, Glock
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A roll in the hayloft with a Czech beauty
UK59 (“universal machinegun”) in 7.62x54R shows obvious ZB26/Bren features, but adds a unique cocking with the movable pistol grip. It also has the infamous shoulder thingie that goes up. My friend tells me that hay bales are actually quite good … Continue reading
Reflex suppressor
Part of the AmTac reflex suppressor goes over the barrel, behind the muzzle. That increases volume without adding too much length to the gun. Lancer carbon fiber forend provides thermal insulation.
Posted in rifle, sound suppressor, weapon
Tagged 300Blackout, AR15
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Second Amendment for new arrivals
Even though I knew of private gun ownership when I first came to the United States, there was still an emotional disconnect between seeing others own guns and realizing that my parents could. For people from even less RKBA friendly countries … Continue reading
Worlds Rimfire Steel Challenge 2016
The first edits. I’ll post details and more images later. Alexis with Volquartsen Scorpion and Leupold Deltapoint. Another Scorpion in Chase’s hands. Aimee’s 2245 modified by Tandemkross, with Vortex Razor. TacSol X-Ring with another Razor. CZ 75 Kadet. Cole runs … Continue reading
Spotting anti-gun propaganda
Just saw a link to an animation featuring sheriff’s kid shooting dad with a visibly unloaded Winchester rifle. The hammer on the safely carried rifle is shown in the uncocked position, followed immediately by the accidental shooting. People who are … Continue reading
CZ and the Czech School of Gunmaking: new on GUNSweek
Bren 805 and Scorpion carbines.
My former model wants to let go of a TPD AXR bullpup
This rifle has been shot very little, so she would like to find a new home for it. Asking $1500 (neither sight nor magazine are included). It does take standard AR15 magazines. If interested, let me know and I will … Continue reading
Athena at 12
By 13, she’d probably be using an imperial bolter or a self-propelled Hellbore. Kids of science fiction writers tend to have esoteric tastes. The current carbine is a Chiappa .22 upper on an older Omni receiver, a lightweight but surprisingly accurate … Continue reading
History you can touch
Inland M1 carbine and M1911A1.
Posted in ammunition, knife, pistol, rifle, weapon
Tagged 30 carbine, 45ACP, Inland, vintage, WW2
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A prepper’s dilemma
After the tour of Federal Ammunition plant in Anoka, I am convinced that fewer rounds of good ammo beat more bulk milsurp. The QC process at Federal is rather more impressive than the lack thereof that’s evident from the results … Continue reading
Good ammo for Sub2000
Sub2000 (and most 9mm rifles) seem most accurate with lighter weight bullets. Zinc alloy ball made by MI Bullet gives about 2.5MOA and rather good penetration. These use fairly fast powders, so no flash from the longer barrel. Velocity, if I recall … Continue reading
New: Joshua MK5 on GunsWeek
AR/AK/FAL features all in one rifle.
Posted in rifle, self-defense, weapon
Tagged 223, Gunsweek, semi-automatic
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Firearms Training in Nashville: highly recommended!
Tatiana Whitlock, one of the best self-defense instructors I know, is coming to Nashville mid-September! She will be offering several courses. Carry with Confidence (pistol) Basic Carbine Tatiana is an absolutely amazing instructor, both supportive and good at guiding the learners … Continue reading
Posted in pistol, rifle, rkba, self-defense, training, Uncategorized, weapon
Tagged nashville
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Quality is in the details.
During a photo shoot, I snapped a few infrared images and noticed that one of the slings brought by a friend doesn’t look camouflaged anymore. It looks bright white. Through an night vision device, it would actually glow like a … Continue reading
The color-coordinated rifleman
GWACS lower, Hahn rear sight, Troy magazine, Strike Ind. forend, Kaw Valley Precision linear comp, Pro Ears muffs, Rudy Project glasses. Can’t even begin to guess who made that upper…
AR57 review: new on American Shooting Journal
A 5.7 Alternative For Self-defense, Varmint Hunting
Posted in ammunition, rifle, self-defense, weapon
Tagged 5.7x28, AR15, ASJ
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