Striker-fired technology came along before Gaston Glock got into the gun market, and now that the tech is here to stay, there are quite a few other firearms with the action, too. If you’d like to learn more about striker-fired gun history, you’ve come to the right place.
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IWB vs AIWB vs OWB: A Guide to Concealed Carry Positions
When you make the decision to carry concealed, one important consideration is where on your body you will conceal your weapon.
Language Lessons: Suppressor POI Shift
Shift in point of impact with a mounted silencer can happen for a variety of reasons. We’ll dive into suppressor POI shift.
Murk: Merk Definition and Murk Meaning
“Murk” is a slang term for murder, i.e. “to kill someone.” It’s a transitive verb sometimes spelled “merk.” See also “murked out.”
Double Action or Single Action – A Primer
What does double action mean? What does single action mean? That’s the question, and today we plan to give you the answer.
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Recce Rifle: Check Yourself Before You Recce Yourself!
The term Recce is getting thrown around a whole lot these days. Today we are going to talk all about the Recce rifle.
The AMR: Anti-Materiel Rifle
An anti-materiel rifle (AMR) is a large bore rifle system, often chambered in .50BMG, 12.7mm, or 14.5mm, designed for use against vehicles or emplacements. The roots of the anti-materiel rifle may be traced back to the First World War when the first anti-tank...
Shemaghs: A Rich History of Versatility
Shemaghs are one of the most universally used pieces of gear. They’ve protected wearers from the elements for hundreds of years.
Types of Pistol: Sizes of Handguns
Every new gun owner’s rite of passage: picking the right gun. Making an informed selection is understanding aspects and features of a weapon.
What is a Battle Rifle?
In the industry, we like to make shit up. But “battle rifle” stuck to describe rifles that fall outside of assault rifles or sniper rifles.