As you guys know we’ve been looking for a new Crusader LEO project gun. We finally nailed it and will be rolling them out ASAP.
Category Archives: Weapons
Milspec = Quality? Guest Post by Daniel Shaw
Mil-Spec = Quality?
By Daniel Shaw
Anyone who has perused popular firearms related forums has likely encountered the dreaded gun snob who seemed to know it all. A list of his or her personally approved Mil-Spec AR 15 manufacturers was likely produced at some point during the encounter. If your AR doesnt happen to be from one of those listed companies – you are ill prepared and will likely die as a result of your “jammomatic” not operating properly. In most cases, the list provided includes very reputable companies that do in fact produce high quality ARs. Does that mean they are the only companies that make quality guns of that genre? I think not. Continue reading Milspec = Quality? Guest Post by Daniel Shaw
The Pink Sterling has been finished!
It took multiple coatings of Pink Duracoat to get it done right… but it’s now finished and ready to go. Check it out.
.308 Range Ups in MOA
I had posted this on my Facebook page… thought I would hit it here too for those guys asking about .308 stuff and for those guys getting into .308’s. This is generally what the US Marines teach their Snipers, and what I learned at LRI. You and your .308 set up might be different. But these will get you in the ball park. You will still have to get out there with your rifle, your Data Book, and a Spotter to help you, so you can find your scope’s dope at each interval… but this little road map will help you get there. Continue reading .308 Range Ups in MOA
Required Reading: The Book of Two Guns.
The Book of Two Guns, by Tiger McKee. “The Martial Art of the 1911 pistol and AR Carbine”
Tiger sent me an autographed copy of his book.
It’s a very interesting book. I’ve not seen a book like this in years. It’s not just written by Tiger, but its actually written by Tiger. As in Hand Written. Pen and Ink. The man has very good handwriting I have to say. This makes the book very personal, and you can hear his voice as you read it… that slow, calm, southern drawl.
More importantly, this is a very good look at the use of these weapons… and many principles carry over to other weapons as well. So Don’t think if you roll with Glocks and AK’s you wouldn’t get anything out of this book. I’m considering this book to be Required Reading.
P.S.A. .25 Auto
The Baby Browning is a classic pistol of sorts. And PSA’s reintroduction of the pistol the market has raised a lot of eyebrows. One would think that me, having published a number of articles in Concealed Carry Magazine would be interested in the new little auto. The truth is, I’m not. And let me tell you why.
Crusader LEO Iron Curtain Interdiction Rifle
Got an interesting email today that made me think. What would you guys think of a Custom Rifle based on something from behind the Iron Curtain? Continue reading Crusader LEO Iron Curtain Interdiction Rifle
Beware the Man with One Gun…
The old line goes “Beware the man with one gun, because he knows how to use it.” Or something along those lines. From my experience, that old line is a poor excuse for not buying more guns. The most experienced shooters I know have a ton of guns, and they know how to shoot all of them. Continue reading Beware the Man with One Gun…
The Pink One.
Beware The Pink One.
Old School Security
Thank you to Retired Officer Eric for the cool old school Army holster. I was wanting just such a rig for riding in the mountains. Looking at the gear inspired me to take a photo.
Does anyone have an Plates for the vest? I still need the plates.