guns
- New Heritage 92 Lever-Actions: Familiar Cowboy-Style Firepowerwww.thefirearmblog.com New Heritage 92 Lever-Actions: Familiar Cowboy-Style Firepower -
The Heritage 92 lever-action series brings back the famous John Browning design with choice of carbine or rifle or even mare's leg configuration.
- TFB Review: Smith & Wesson Model 29 Classic 6.5”www.thefirearmblog.com TFB Review: Smith & Wesson Model 29 Classic 6.5”
Today it carries a price tag to match its legend. Is it worth it to feel lucky? Let’s dive into my review of the Smith & Wesson Model 29 Classic!
- What's Old Is New: Cimarron Walker 1847 Company A Reproductionswww.thefirearmblog.com What's Old Is New: Cimarron Walker 1847 Company A Reproductions -
Cimarron brings out a new cap-and-ball Walker replica, made to look like the original Texas Rangers' production run from 1847.
- New York Proposes Crackdown On Major Gun Company (It's Glock)
New York may become the first state to bar gun companies from selling pistols that can easily be converted into machine guns.
- Zastava M64. Part 1. The Unusual History of Yugoslavian AKswww.thefirearmblog.com Zastava M64. Part 1. The Unusual History of Yugoslavian AKs -
Some say that Yugoslavian AKs are the best license-produced Kalashnikovs ever, but the truth is - Yugo AKs were not "licensed produced".
- Understanding Safariland's (Simple) Retention Leveling Systemwww.thefirearmblog.com Understanding Safariland's (Simple) Retention Leveling System
Today we're going to take a look at Safariland's Retention Leveling System and explain why there might be some confusion surrounding these terms.
- ATF Update: More Transferrable MGs and One Week NFA Transfersm.youtube.com ATF Update: More Transferrable MGs and One-Week NFA Transfers
All the best firearms history channels streaming to all major devices:weaponsandwar.tvTwo pieces of surprisingly good news regarding the NFA :First, ATF has ...
- Springfield Armory Unveils SA16-A2 Retro Riflewww.thefirearmblog.com Springfield Armory Unveils SA16-A2 Retro Rifle -
Springfield Armory is getting into the classic AR game with the SA16-A2, a clone of the venerable M16A2 complete with the carry handle.
- TFB Review: Improving the Colt King Cobra's Performance with XS Sightswww.thefirearmblog.com TFB Review: Improving the Colt King Cobra's Performance with XS Sights
Today we check out one way you can upgrade the Colt King Cobra's sights to be more effective in a wider variety of shooting situations with XS sights.
- Enduring Legacy of the Smith & Wesson Model 29www.thefirearmblog.com Wheelgun Wednesday: Enduring Legacy of the Smith & Wesson Model 29
The renowned Smith & Wesson Model 29 revolver. While some may argue it's overhyped, few iconic firearms command as much respect.
- CMP Offers Navy 7.62 NATO Garand Rifles For Salewww.thefirearmblog.com CMP Offers Navy 7.62 NATO Garand Rifles For Sale -
The Civilian Marksmanship Program has two versions of 7.62 NATO Garand rifles available for sale now to qualified purchasers.
- AKs from Finland. Part 1: Development Historywww.thefirearmblog.com AKs from Finland. Part 1: Development History -
Finland always had a great reputation when it comes to arms production and one rifle design that the Finnish took to a whole other level is the RK 62.
- True Velocity sues Sig Sauer, alleging stolen trade secretswww.armytimes.com True Velocity sues Sig Sauer, alleging stolen trade secrets
True Velocity is suing Sig Sauer, alleging it stole trade secrets used in the weapon design the Army chose for its Next-Generation Squad weapon.
- [Silly Discussion] Building an anti-vampire gun
Been tinkering with some urban fantasy ideas recently, and I was thinking about gadgets a modern vampire hunter might design and use.
Putting a wooden stake through a vampire's heart is usually quite effective at either paralyzing them or dusting them outright, depending on the author. Of course, a wooden stake is a lousy weapon in a fight, so usually it's used after the vamp is already close to defeated.
But what if you could stake a bloodsucker at range? Crossbows could work, but they're not the only possibility. What about a shotgun which fires wooden slugs?
I'm not a gunsmith or even a gun aficionado, so I'm not sure how feasible that is. What would be the challenges inherent in making wooden shotgun slugs? Would there be a better way to fire stakes into your supernatural enemies from range?
- Egyptian AKs (Misr, Maadi). Part 2: Quality, Problems and Modernization Projectswww.thefirearmblog.com Egyptian AKs (Misr, Maadi). Part 2: Quality, Problems and Modernization Projects -
In the second part of the article, I want to talk about the issues I experienced with Maadi AKs and the current developments of Egyptian AK production.
- [Discussion] Let's Talk About The Shooting Range
Hey everyone,
As part of our down time, when we're not performing maintenance, researching our next purchase, or hopefully spending quality time with the family, we're at the shooting range! This week, let's talk about it!
Below are some questions open for discussion:
- Between all of your shooting sessions, what is the ratio of you visiting an indoor range to an outdoor one? Which do you prefer?
- How often do you go?
- What does your session routine look like? How long are you there?
- How many rounds are you putting out a session?
- Do you go with anyone, or do you prefer to go solo?
- Any pet peeves about the range(s) you go to?
Feel free to answer any of the above, or leave a top comment with your own question or comment about the shooting range!
- Smith & Wesson M&P15-22: New MBUS/B5 Bundlewww.thefirearmblog.com Smith & Wesson M&P15-22: New MBUS/B5 Bundle -
The updated version of the Smith & Wesson M&P15-22 has stock, grip and sights that are more commonly seen on centerfire ARs.
- Poor Man's Shadow 2: Customizing the Pre B CZ-75www.kommandoblog.com Poor Man's Shadow 2: Customizing the Pre B CZ-75
For a fraction of the price of a new Shadow 2, learn instead how to upgrade an old surplus workhorse 75 Pre B to keep pace with it.
