ZeroTech’s New First Ever 1-4X Variable Magnification Thrive HD Prism Sight [VIDEO]
You probably know all the benefits of a prism sight. It has an etched reticle that works even if your […]
Rifles
The Franken Rifle: An A2 Retro Build
While not based on anything in particular the Franken A2 carbine has a bit of a Fallout vibe to it. It’s a handy iron sighted carbine that would withstand the rigors of the waste long after the batteries on your fancy flat top AR have run out.
Making Retro Handguards New Again
Repro’s have been available for a long time, but they often aren’t built as well as original GI parts. The folks at Luth AR and Echo Nine Three have us covered though. Both companies are now offering new manufacture retro handguards made to GI specs.
With its Cert Filing in Rush v. United States, NRA-ILA Targets the NFA’s Short-Barrel Rifle Regulation
The case revolves around Jamond M. Rush, who was charged with being in possession of an unregistered SBR. He has been convicted and sentenced to 30 months in prison “for possessing a firearm that is in common use for lawful purposes.”
The C93, or That Other 5.56mm Rifle
During the months and years following the official end of WWII, the West, to include the United States, Canada, and
Getting Zeroed: A Laser Bore Sighter Is a Useful Tool, But . . .
Where most folks go wrong is cranking on those windage and elevation turrets trying to match the reticle to the laser dot. What’s the problem with that? Every click moves you away from optical center—the sweet spot of your scope’s internal lens system.
The Basics: First Focal Plane vs. Second Focal Plane Scopes
There are few things that seem to confuse lots of rifle shooters than the difference between first and second focal plane scopes. People know there’s a cost difference between the two and that hunters generally prefer SFP scopes, but not everyone really knows why.
Criticisms of the Military’s XM7 Rifle Spill Into the Open
When it comes to those of us who choose our own rifles, it’s possible to get the “perfect” gun. We
Gear Review: The KynSHOT Hydraulic AR Buffer
The hydraulic buffer has a piston. When the weapon fires and the bolt moves rearward, the piston is compressed into the buffer. Instead of a spring, hydraulic fluid in the buffer dampens the movement of the piston as the bolt drives rearward.
MDT’s SEND IT GEN2 Electronic Level for Long Range Shooting
Thanks to the direct-on-optic visibility system and rapid LED feedback, shooters can maintain full target focus while knowing exactly when they’re level — with no squinting, no bubbles, and no guesswork.