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Tag Archives: semi-auto
Shotgun so sweet, it’s even painted like a chocolate chip cookie
Seen this weekend at Coal Creek Armory in Knoxville.
And speaking of rooftops…
For sight radius, length matters. Such a long barrel also gives maximum bullet velocity and least muzzle blast. The added weight is surprisingly little thanks to the relatively short forend. Both front and rear sights are adjustable for windage and … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people, rifle, weapon
Tagged 7.62x54R, BUIS, girl, guy, hat, iron sights, roof, semi-auto, Vepr
5 Comments
Tall and slender boomstick.
One of the many cute and curious sights of Knoxville, TN. I can’t quite decide if SVD form is beautiful or just odd. The form of the shooter is more obviously graceful. Wolf Arms
If .22s are fun, would 22 of them represent fun squared?
GSG522 arrived recently. Having shot them before, I am planning to be amused.
Dragon Leather holsters ride again
Dennis made an awesome custom holster for my friend Dot. Another friend’s 14-year-old daughter is wearing it in the photo. As you can see, a small framed teenager can be comfortable with both a PMR30 on the hip and an … Continue reading
Today’s range experiement
Tried shooting RMR30 for a group despite wind moving both bullets and the gun itself. Gemtech G5 sound suppressor worked really well, but it was also a bit heavier than the tiny dedicated 22WMR can. Fifteen rounds of CCI Maxi … Continue reading
Posted in rifle, sound suppressor, weapon
Tagged 22WMR, keltec, RMR30, semi-auto, target, turkey
2 Comments
Similar manual of arms
One major advantage of AR15 platform is the number of calibers and configurations that all share the same manual of arms. At first glance, MKA1919 appears to be another AR15, but appearances are deceiving. Internally, this 12ga shotgun is most … Continue reading
Posted in ammunition, shotgun, training, Uncategorized, weapon
Tagged 12ga, box, magazine, manual of arms, mka1919, semi-auto
16 Comments
Tavor seen at SHOT show
Michael Kassnar of Trans World Arms holds the semi-auto Tavor. An improved version of it will be produced in the US later this year. I really like that the field-stripping yields just two major sub-assemblies without any loose small parts.
Posted in interesting people, rifle
Tagged 223, bullpup, Charles Daly, Michael Kassnar, semi-auto, SHOT show
14 Comments
Production RMR30 carbine arrived
Anna doesn’t like heavy rifles. To her, even an AK clone is too heavy, so this little carbine is much more to her liking. Loaded with 30 rounds of 22wmr, it weighs 2.3kg (4.2lbs). The production version differs from the … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people, rifle, self-defense, weapon
Tagged 22WMR, carbine, dark, girl, keltec, pattern, semi-auto
10 Comments
Woe unto the varmints
Coming soon from Keltec: 30 rounds of 22WMR, great trigger and accuracy, almost no recoil. Charging handle doesn’t reciprocate. Stock will have intermediate positions. Muzzle threaded for a suppressor or a flash hider. Very lightweight.
Good time at the range
Had a good time at the range today with a couple of visitors (Ally from Seattle, Marina from New York), a trio of local Marines (Jerome, Aaron and one of their friends whose name escapes me just now) and Charles … Continue reading
Coonan .357 Magnum pistol in use
This weekend, I was finally able to get to the range and try the Coonan pistol. Bulk Ammo provided Fiocchi 125gr JHP and S&B 158gr JSP ammo, so we tried both. Both brands ran 100%. Accuracy was, to quote one … Continue reading
Semi-auto .303 Bren made by Len Savage
This is a semi-automatic closed bolt rifle made by Len Savage on the basis of a Bren light machine gun. Because of the rigid receiver and heavy barrel, this weapon makes up for the lack of automatic fire with good … Continue reading