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TBT: This $10 submachine gun powered Britain’s covert war in Germany and France
The unprepossessing STEN gun was produced at half the price of an American M3 “grease gun” and some 20 times less than a Thompson submachine gun during World War II.
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Lucid Optics Unveils M7 Reflex Sight
Like previous Lucid products, the M7 takes aim at higher-priced ruggedized gun sights by offering comparable durability, longevity and features at a reduced price point.
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Did America’s top commander in Afghanistan ditch his 1911 for a (tricked out) Glock?
As it turns out, Miller utilizes a second piece as his alternate sidearm, and this one’s pretty badass, especially for all you Glock fanboys out there.
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Noveske is building a rifle modeled on one of the greatest gunfights in cinema
Available in extremely limited numbers, the “Heat Model” Colt 733 starts with a Noveske / Dead Air Gen 1 lower receiver, with a prominent rollmark that consists of a combination of both companies’ logos.
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Savage Arms announces first semi-auto shotgun: the Renegauge
Chambered in 12 gauge, the new scattergun boasts a series of innovative features that seek to distinguish it from the crowded auto-loading shotgun market.
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Have we changed our minds about the .22 cal. Glock 44? | GearScout Down Lowe
GearScout’s Christian Lowe and Chris Cleary take a second look at the new Glock 44, a .22 cal clone of the Glock 19 to see if it’s useful as a training gun.
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Red Dot sights on Handguns–Part 3–Advantages
Frank Martello, President of Stafford Tactical shows us some of the advantages of using a red-dot sight on a handgun.
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This rifle grip holds a razor-sharp surprise
The Gripknife is a two-piece system, which consists of a Picatinny rail-mounted sheath, and the knife itself.
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TBT: How the M60 earned the (beloved) nickname of ‘The Pig’
The M60 remained an infantry mainstay until 1994, when testing began on a possible replacement. Although the gun’s latest variant, the M60E4, is arguably among the most mechanically perfect weapons of its kind, “The Pig” was replaced by the M240 in most US military units.
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Could Ruger’s new pistol make the high-velocity 5.7 round more popular?
For years relegated to to super gun nerd crowd, one of the nation’s top gunmakers has released a new blaster chambered in the niche 5.7mm high-velocity handgun/subgun round.
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TBT: This $10 submachine gun powered Britain’s covert war in Germany and France
The unprepossessing STEN gun was produced at half the price of an American M3 “grease gun” and some 20 times less than a Thompson submachine gun during World War II.
-
Lucid Optics Unveils M7 Reflex Sight
Like previous Lucid products, the M7 takes aim at higher-priced ruggedized gun sights by offering comparable durability, longevity and features at a reduced price point.
-
Did America’s top commander in Afghanistan ditch his 1911 for a (tricked out) Glock?
As it turns out, Miller utilizes a second piece as his alternate sidearm, and this one’s pretty badass, especially for all you Glock fanboys out there.
-
Noveske is building a rifle modeled on one of the greatest gunfights in cinema
Available in extremely limited numbers, the “Heat Model” Colt 733 starts with a Noveske / Dead Air Gen 1 lower receiver, with a prominent rollmark that consists of a combination of both companies’ logos.
-
Savage Arms announces first semi-auto shotgun: the Renegauge
Chambered in 12 gauge, the new scattergun boasts a series of innovative features that seek to distinguish it from the crowded auto-loading shotgun market.
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Have we changed our minds about the .22 cal. Glock 44? | GearScout Down Lowe
GearScout’s Christian Lowe and Chris Cleary take a second look at the new Glock 44, a .22 cal clone of the Glock 19 to see if it’s useful as a training gun.
-
Red Dot sights on Handguns–Part 3–Advantages
Frank Martello, President of Stafford Tactical shows us some of the advantages of using a red-dot sight on a handgun.
-
This rifle grip holds a razor-sharp surprise
The Gripknife is a two-piece system, which consists of a Picatinny rail-mounted sheath, and the knife itself.
-
TBT: How the M60 earned the (beloved) nickname of ‘The Pig’
The M60 remained an infantry mainstay until 1994, when testing began on a possible replacement. Although the gun’s latest variant, the M60E4, is arguably among the most mechanically perfect weapons of its kind, “The Pig” was replaced by the M240 in most US military units.
-
Could Ruger’s new pistol make the high-velocity 5.7 round more popular?
For years relegated to to super gun nerd crowd, one of the nation’s top gunmakers has released a new blaster chambered in the niche 5.7mm high-velocity handgun/subgun round.
-
TBT: This $10 submachine gun powered Britain’s covert war in Germany and France
The unprepossessing STEN gun was produced at half the price of an American M3 “grease gun” and some 20 times less than a Thompson submachine gun during World War II.
-
Lucid Optics Unveils M7 Reflex Sight
Like previous Lucid products, the M7 takes aim at higher-priced ruggedized gun sights by offering comparable durability, longevity and features at a reduced price point.
-
Did America’s top commander in Afghanistan ditch his 1911 for a (tricked out) Glock?
As it turns out, Miller utilizes a second piece as his alternate sidearm, and this one’s pretty badass, especially for all you Glock fanboys out there.
-
Noveske is building a rifle modeled on one of the greatest gunfights in cinema
Available in extremely limited numbers, the “Heat Model” Colt 733 starts with a Noveske / Dead Air Gen 1 lower receiver, with a prominent rollmark that consists of a combination of both companies’ logos.
-
Savage Arms announces first semi-auto shotgun: the Renegauge
Chambered in 12 gauge, the new scattergun boasts a series of innovative features that seek to distinguish it from the crowded auto-loading shotgun market.
-
Have we changed our minds about the .22 cal. Glock 44? | GearScout Down Lowe
GearScout’s Christian Lowe and Chris Cleary take a second look at the new Glock 44, a .22 cal clone of the Glock 19 to see if it’s useful as a training gun.
-
Red Dot sights on Handguns–Part 3–Advantages
Frank Martello, President of Stafford Tactical shows us some of the advantages of using a red-dot sight on a handgun.
-
This rifle grip holds a razor-sharp surprise
The Gripknife is a two-piece system, which consists of a Picatinny rail-mounted sheath, and the knife itself.
-
TBT: How the M60 earned the (beloved) nickname of ‘The Pig’
The M60 remained an infantry mainstay until 1994, when testing began on a possible replacement. Although the gun’s latest variant, the M60E4, is arguably among the most mechanically perfect weapons of its kind, “The Pig” was replaced by the M240 in most US military units.
-
Could Ruger’s new pistol make the high-velocity 5.7 round more popular?
For years relegated to to super gun nerd crowd, one of the nation’s top gunmakers has released a new blaster chambered in the niche 5.7mm high-velocity handgun/subgun round.
