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There was a time, back in the olden days, when red dot sights had to be started manually. It didn’t […]
There was a time, back in the olden days, when red dot sights had to be started manually. It didn’t […]
Ultimately, it appears that Zermatt is aiming to create the 2011 in a striker-fired platform. Something that’s highly shootable, easy to manage recoil, and fast.
Several governors came to Las Vegas who actively hunting for business — literally making their pitch to firearm and ammunition industry businesses to relocate to their friendlier states and away from more adversarial, antigun ones.
The TiCK MiTT can (and arguably should) be used on top of all of your clothes and gear as soon as you get out of a tick habitat (or even during) and can then be passed over your skin later.
Not that the OG FN version isn’t already retro futuristically cool and all, but the Strike chassis really brings the P90 into the modern era.
What is [perhaps] new is that Chiappa Firearms appears to be collecting some of their reproduction 1800s firearms under the “Stampede Western Replica” category/brand.
While the GLOCK frame market is stacked with aftermarket options, nothing out there feels as solid and comfortable as Grit Grips.
If a hunting blind is of interest to you, I highly recommend jumping over to the Grizzly Alpha hunting blind product page and reading through it, because this is thing is extremely well thought-out.
Both Canik and US Palm are launching their own suppressor lines. Canik’s are named Void and US Palm’s are called Eye of the Storm (EOS).
If the 2011 is the natural evolution of a 1911 over a hundred-plus years, then what’s the century-long evolution of the Hi-Power? According to SDS Arms and Inglis, it’s the 2035.