iFrame is not supported! With so many options in the AR market there’s little excuse to not build the exact rifle you want, as long as your budget permits. After spending 15 years on active duty in the U.S. Army, I decided to enjoy some freedom and live in the
Jeff Cooper’s Scout rifle has a legion of devotees keeping the Scout torch burning bright, and rightfully so. What is not to like about a rifle with a concept centered on versatility and real world application? Of course, some people are dubious of something that promises to do several tasks
Over the last decade or so, the 1911 has enjoyed something of a resurgence. While the clichés still flew from people who probably never even owned a 1911, the classic pistol was once again in the spotlight. Many gun-makers brought on new lines and designs as the market demand grew.
“The first time I was shot at, I was 14 or 15 years old. I had ventured out to try and catch a glimpse of one of my favorite bands playing at a venue in Detroit called Harpos. Anyone who knows this venue knows that you really don’t want to
The following excerpt is actually from our compadres over at Guns of the Old West. Their new summer 2019 issue just went on sale May 21. We read this story on Red Dead Redemption 2 and thought the part on the gunplay was too interesting not to share with our
The gun community is a funny one. Just when you think a certain kinda somebody couldn’t possibly be part of the tribe, well, then you get schooled all over again. Recently, our brethren at Personal Defense World reported on Post Malone open carrying in a Utah Walmart. In another example
Inter Ordnance just announced the release of its newest bullpup shotgun platform: The IO XB. The Inter Ordnance XB obviously features a bullpup design and is chambered in 12 gauge. An initial look has us excited for testing. [in_content post=”7151″ alignment=”align-left” /] Inter Ordnance XB Bullpup Shotgun Features The semi-automatic
For those who have never indulged, SHOT Show is a multi-day event held in Vegas every year in January where the firearms industry comes together to check out the latest and greatest it has to offer. It’s a true smorgasbord of guns and gear in Sin City. You leave with
I saw The Rocky Horror Show (the play, not the film) a few weeks after its opening during the summer of 1973 at the Royal Court Theatre Upstairs in London. Since I liked science-fiction, horror films and rock, I was immediately hooked by the musical. I saw it again in
