Patrick Kelley returns this week with another great Out of the Box and into the Match review! In this series, Patrick takes a brand new gun and shoots a Steel Challenge match. Other than a quick clean and oil, Patrick doesn’t do any modifications or use any after market upgrades, just the same gun you would get if you bought it. This week Patrick is trying out the Smith & Wesson 929 revolver. Continue reading
When initial Ruger Precision Rifle reviews came out, I was skeptical about the gloriously rosy commentary noting groundbreaking features… it just screamed to me that someone was all too happy to whip out knee pads and a bib to be one of the first to review Ruger’s latest, so I waited a until now for my full review. Continue reading
During the recent disaster wrought by Hurricane Harvey in Texas and the impending landfall in Florida of Hurricane Irma, many of our members have been asking if the government can confiscate their firearms if the Governor or Federal Government declare a state of emergency. Continue reading
Patrick Kelley has released a new Out of the Box and Into the Match review video. The gun in question this week is the Rock Island Armory FS Two-Tone 1911 in .45 ACP. This review departed a little bit from the norm as Pat was forced to do some slight tweaking before the match. Usually, Patrick prefers to clean and oil a brand new gun, get a feel for the trigger, and see how well he can run it in a shooting match. Unfortunately, straight out of the box, the RIA 1911 wouldn’t run. Continue reading
In a dynamic scenario, a smart gunner will use every advantage they can get. In this Trigger Time TV clip, Frank Proctor of the Way of the Gun shows us the “c-clamp.” This technique allows you to use a vertical surface to not only provide cover, but mitigate recoil and add extra support. When you’re reaching out to 100, 200, or 300 yards and beyond, any additional stability is quite helpful on getting that bullet to its target. Want to see how he does it? Watch this short clip: Continue reading
Since starting writing for the industry nearly a decade ago, I have been a bit into .308 rifles. To me, this caliber represents the best all-around do-it-all caliber everyone should own. If you want to hunt North American game, the .308 round is deadly efficient while having legendary precision accuracy performance at longer ranges.
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Are you a beginner and looking for a guideline to help you choose the right bullet for Deer Hunting? Then you are at the right place. This is where you can learn about all the possible tips for selecting a suitable projectile that best fits the deer hunting. It is necessary to select a suitable type of a bullet as every type of bullet has its own specialty. Different bullets have different precision, penetration and weight. Continue reading
The TSRA outlines the new laws taking effect September 1.
Read this release from TSRA to learn about ALL of the changes in Texas gun law on September 1. See below: Continue reading
During my review of the EXTAR AR-15 format pistol, I realized that it had accuracy potential far more than what people give the AR-15-type pistol credit for. It deserved a fitting optic that could take advantage of the accuracy without diminishing the close-range capabilities of the pistol. I chose the Leupold FX-II 4x28mm scope. This scope has enough magnification to deliver on the potential of the AR-15 pistol format with plenty of eye relief for arm’s length aiming. Continue reading
FIME Group, the Las Vegas-based firearms importer responsible for bringing MOLOT/Vepr firearms and the Arex REX Zero 1 handgun to the United States, has announced a new promotion giving away free holsters to all REX handgun owners. The 9mm REX Zero 1 handgun is very similar to the Sig Sauer P226, but features operational differences that users prefer. It also holds a $649.99 MSRP, which is substantially less than the over $1,000 MSRP for most Sig Sauer P226 models. As with most firearms from smaller importers, there has been a lack of after-market gear and parts, and the gun is different from the P226 enough that parts and gear are not interchangeable. Spare mags and grips for the Rex Zero 1 are somewhat easy to come by, but holsters have been missing from the market. Now, FIME Group is offering a free holster to all Rex Zero 1 owners. Continue reading
