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Tag Archives: semi-auto
GSG Sturmgewehr 44 in .22LR: new on CTD blog
My experience with the updated STG44-22.
Fashionable pistolera
Kahr P9 with upcoming Viridian R5 laser. Keltec PF9
Firebird Precision TAC12A1: new on AllOutdoor
American-made Saiga and Vepr alternative.
Vepr 12: new at AllOudoor
Vepr 12 first impressions.
Recoil is relative.
Dan Coonan is very fond of saying that shooting his gun is an experience. It does have more muzzle flash and recoil and muzzle rise than a typical wonder-9. Actress Morrigan Sanders, age 16, doesn’t usually shoot Coonans. But not because … Continue reading
Posted in ammunition, interesting people, pistol
Tagged 357Mag, 44Mag, coonan, girl, PPU, revolver, semi-auto
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Not an Operator.
My friend isn’t Army, Marines or special operations ninja. Instead of a short-barreled MP5, a Sub2000 has to suffice. It works. Keltec weapon light on a rail forend, 50 round drum that actually functions, red dot sight, extended charging handle, … Continue reading
Keltec RFB in teenage hands
Sarah 15, under 100 pounds and left-handed. Forward ejecting RFB works fine for her even though it tips the scales at 14.2lb fully scoped, BUISed, suppressed and loaded. The balance is far enough back for comfortable hold. I used this … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people, rifle, sound suppressor, weapon
Tagged 22LR, 308, bolt action, bullpup, keltec, semi-auto
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Red dots on AKs and shotguns
Having used Bulgarian, Polish and certain US polymer magazines, I am a convert. Steel is just too heavy for the same result. AK is a 3-4MOA rifle and yet nobody questions the utility of a red dot sight for improved … Continue reading
Larger magazines for Vepr .308 rifle
Standard Vepr .308 comes with a 5rd and a 10rd magazines in polymer. In the past, two companies made 30-rd metal mags, but neither produces them now. Just found out that SGM Tactical makes all-polymer 25-rounders and tried them out … Continue reading
Shotguns for the AK users
For people who shoot AK pattern rifles, it makes sense to use similar .22 traning carbines. And it makes as much sense to use shotguns with similar manual of arms, either Saiga… ..or Vepr. Both come with 5-rd magazines, but … Continue reading
Forget guns, just learn karate! Right?
One of the most famous martial arts, karate, evolved on Japanese-occupied Okinawa. While the current sport version concentrates on the empty hand style, the original used a variety of improvised weapons. They weren’t as good as swords or spears, but … Continue reading
Her daddy’s rifle
Some girls run off with dad’s car keys. This one borrowed his M1A instead. She’s a junior Appleseed instructor already at age 18.
M1A’s little sister
We test-fired the Mini-14 and a 20″ Colt HBAR earlier. With 55gr ball, the AR15 mounting a 1-4x Trijicon Accupoint yielded 3″ groups at 100. Mini-14 shot 2″ groups with 2.5x Leupold scout scope, shown above on the M1A. So … Continue reading
Dry fire practice with shotgun
Trying out a Primary Arms red dot attached to Saiga 12 through an Ultimak rail. Ear protection isn’t used until later, when live ammunition comes into use. Ten round magazine is by AGP.
The crowd-sourced FAL.
Various parts of this rifle came from Coonan, DSA, Magpul and Galt’s Guns (who also did the awesome camo job). It runs great. The camo is very effective to the eye because our vision doesn’t have the selective focus of … Continue reading
The difference an optic makes.
I like shooting at clays with .22 rifles. Watching them break when hit is fun — and being able to shoot out the center cleanly without breaking the rim is more so. But with open sights it’s only easy up … Continue reading
Marlin 795 LTR: new on AllOutdoor
Appleseed special: Liberty Training Rifle.
A vintage Johnson
This 1941 Johnson rifle gives way to shoot 30-06 without undue recoil. It does require a steady stance to avoid short-stroking. Loading the rotary magazine with two stripper clips is interesting, a bit like Enfield but quicker thanks to rimless … Continue reading