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Category Archives: rifle
Which would be safer to kick?
Sometimes, we read about psychopaths who abuse animals before turning to humans. Strangely, most of them go after bunnies, kittens, puppies and other helpless creatures. very few of them seek the challenge of trying to abuse bulls, full-grown large dog … Continue reading
Posted in civil rights, pistol, rifle, rkba, self-defense, training, Uncategorized, weapon
Tagged crime, WW2
8 Comments
Does headache medicine cause headaches?
Let’s discuss semantics. Do we take headache medicine to cause headaches or to cure them? Are deer rifles used by deer or for hunting them? The English language doesn’t work quite the same way as German, which is why the … Continue reading
Long range on a budget: new on AllOutdoor
NCStar 3-9x compact BDC scope — a review of something affordable, for a change.
Black, red and yellow…
…nature’s danger warning, slightly subdued in this instance. The rifle is an update of the Doublestar “teen gun” with Strike Industries forend for Mlock capability. Good ventilation and heat shields are pretty helpful to the gun with a pencil thin … Continue reading
Mossberg 144 magazines
I have come to the conclusion that I need more magazines for that rifle. I have old 7 and 8 round magazines, and three newer 10-rounders…but all are starting to wear out. A good friend adjusted them for me, but … Continue reading
Remington ACR in 300BLK, suppressed
A very handy little rifle, with minimal recoil and good accuracy. Does a number on bowling pins with 220gr subsonics at 50 yards, splitting them right in half. No blowback with suppressor. ACR | 762SD-N6
Posted in ammunition, rifle, sound suppressor, weapon
Tagged 300Blackout, AAC, Aimpoint
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Zombie green rifle
What is the temperature of a zombie? Above ambient, I would assume. Fighting Sheepdog rifle with IR Defense Hunter scope. I forget who made the can.
Magnum Lite .22WMR: new on American Shooting Journal
A brief review.
.45 caliber rifles
45LC | 45-70Govt
Posted in hunting, interesting people, rifle, training, weapon
Tagged 45-70, 45LC, Henry, lever action, safari
11 Comments
What’s the situation in Puerto Rico now?
In June, Puerto Rico gun laws got struck down. What does it mean in practice for the island residents and visitors? (The rifle is Henry octagon pump in 22WMR. The beach is on Vieques Island.)
Socializing with native troops
She looks in dire need of humanitarian aid, ear and eye protection. A 30mm grenade launcher wouldn’t hurt, either.
Superhuman senses.
She can hear better and tell bearing of the sound source more precisely with the amplified hearing protection. She can see in the dark with the thermal scope. And she’s definitely compensating with the Tavor for her inability to well-aimed … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people, rifle, self-defense, training, weapon
Tagged 223, bullpup, optics, thermal
7 Comments
Busy time
Lots of visitors these days. Some haven’t changed much in five years, others grew up in just two. Lots of new guns, too. The guests socialize and share knowledge. Learning the proper stance, practicing trigger control with dry fire. … Continue reading
Berthier 8x50mm rifle
Berthier rifle was a “brilliant” design that provided an en bloc alternative to the tube magazine in the 1886 Lebel. It used the same cartridge — three lousy rounds at a time compared to Lebel’s eight, but with much quicker … Continue reading
Co-worker Tiffany
One of the best features of working freelance is being able to pick the co-workers. While most of my models are local friends, all but one of my retouchers live elsewhere. Tiffany is the one local colleague. We go back … Continue reading
Posted in art, interesting people, pistol, rifle, weapon
Tagged graphic design, retouching, work
3 Comments
Volquartsen solution for the left-handed.
Volquartsen Ultra Lite .22 is an awesome rifle, but the thumbhole stock is fairly long and designed purely for right-handed users. Fortunately, one minute with a screwdriver puts on an even lighter Hogue stock which is shorter and ambidextrous. Add … Continue reading
Posted in rifle, sound suppressor, weapon
Tagged 22LR, Aimpoint, Hogue, optics, semi-auto, Volquartsen
2 Comments
Savage Rascal, scoped
I’ve written about Savage Rascal before. It’s one of my favorite little rifles, tiny enough for kids but built well enough for adults to use as well. I use mine with the default peep sight and that’s good enough for … Continue reading
ISSC SPA .22 rifle: new on AllOutdoor
ISSC SPA .22 biathlon rifle
Posted in rifle
Tagged 22LR, AllOutdoor, toggle lock
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Dissipator
Back in 1999, when I shopped for my first AR15, my choices were narrowed down to two: 20″ A2 and 16″ Dissipator. The purchasing decision was based on the legal restrictions against flash hiders — I ended up with the … Continue reading
Fun guns and the girls who shoot them
ATI STG44-22 is one of my favorite plinkers. Scoped, it’s impressively accurate.
Posted in humor, interesting people, rifle, shotgun, weapon
Tagged 12ga, 22LR, optics, pump action
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