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 …
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Thanks Daniel for brining my imagination to a visual. THAT is my PERFECT 1911. I’m in love.
It took multiple coatings of Pink Duracoat to get it done right… but it’s now finished and ready to go. Check it out.
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 …
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 …
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I’ve been thinking about what a Crusader Ogre Edition 1911 would be. I don’t have any photoshop skills, so I can’t do up a picture to show you. But let me paint the picture for you in the mind. A stainless Dan Wesson V-Bob, a Commander length… with a blued carbon steel slide, and a …
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 …
This is almost like something written by The Onion. Read This, and try to keep a straight face. Microsoft pointing the finger at Google? Hilarious.