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The Phoenix Weaponry 1873 AR A 45-70 Government AR Platform Rifle from Phoenix Weaponry Mike Searson Phoenix Weaponry of Longmont, Colorado recently announced the launch of their ".45-70 auto rifle platform." This is a semiautomatic Modern Sporting Rifle chambered in...
Me and My Patrol Rifle Jake Bush The first time I ever broke out a rifle on a scene was a standoff with a murder suspect. He used a rifle to kill his neighbor on her front porch at a distance of sixty-plus yards. I spent the next three and a half hours watching his...
Last year, a few months after I toured Radical Firearm's facility and met its staff, I was handed a Radical AR to review. I intended to get right on the review, but then my house got flooded. A month later it was flooded again. Then we had to move to a temporary...
This article originally appeared on the Rainier Arms blog. It appears here in its entirety and with their express, advanced permission. Mad Duo Top 5 Parts / Accessories to Buy or Change on Your AR-15 Joel A., Rainier Arms As someone who has used AR-15s and...
The life cycle of AK 74 variants here in the US might be called a comedy of errors. This article has a number of things to update your vodka blaster, whether it’s a Petronov model AK 74 or a different version. It’s fun to play rifle dress-up.
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Take a look at the Stevens Tip-Up rifle, this rifle has interesting features and was probably considered their fully loaded model in 1894.
[This post about the Remington Rolling Block is made possible by JTF Awesome Team Member Raven Concealment] WTW: Remington's Rugged Rolling Block Restoration Mike the Mook The Remington Rolling Block rifle was a breech-loading rifle produced from 1866 to around 1920....
This post was made possible by JTF Awesome member, 88 Tactical. Weapon Trivia Wednesday: Daewoo K1A/ MAX-1/ AR110C Alexander Crown You just got killed by a Daewoo [Lanos], Bitch! And with that famous line that I'm sure you all know I had to have a Daewoo, just not the...
The Madsen M1947/58 “Lightweight Military Rifle” is a great design that unfortunately appeared 20 years too late.
The Spikes Tactical Crusader Rifle continues to be a source of angst and disapprobation amongst sissies and the determined-to-be-outraged.
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