Ares Armor has been a huge favorite of ours for quite some time. From the Effin-A to their nylon gear and packs, we have yet to find something with their name on it we didn’t think was completely awesome.
We have been asked to review .22 conversion kits for the AR15 for quite some time. This is not really a review as much as an overview of what they are. We felt that comparing a conversion to a true .22 LR upper receiver was the only way to truly show you the right decision and that review will be coming up shortly.
The Aimpoint T-1 Micro, you have seen it on rifles everywhere. You have seen it on the rifles of both high and low profile trainers and in videos. You have lusted over it and ogled it and maybe even said the words “someday.” I am here to tell you, believe the hype.
impoint is one of the most trusted names when it comes to optics and the Comp M4 is one of their heavyweights. Rugged, Sealed and simple with one of the longest battery lives on the market.
You start wondering if you are old when you can not only appreciate a good pair of pants, but want to write a review of them. This is my predicament.
When it comes to the sub triple digit compensator/flash hider market, there is a LOT to sort through when you want something better than the birdcage that came on your new AR.
The newly built tactical range was empty at the club and we had Lou’s new AR drone, the camera work is a little shaky as Lou apparently hasn’t played enough video games. Let us know what you think and enjoy the video.
Built on the same framework and quality our armed forces and LEOs have been known to swear by and trust, the XPS2-Z is everything the world has come to expect from an EOTech sight.
Let me just come right out in the beginning and say these two things, then we can all move on with it.
This, is Armory Racks Gun Rack; and it is a fantastic way to organize your safe, add an extra hand to the workbench or many other tasks you can think of applying it to.
We showed up to the academy and were greeted by a gorgeous pro shop stocked with every Sig knick knack, doodad and whizbang you could think of.
We need to be able to carry several mags during this class and my super fashionable faded jeans from TJ-maxx just isn’t going to cut it.
When asking, “what should my first gun be?” It came down to 3 guns, which we will cover in the future, but the one I chose was the Sig Sauer P226 chambered in .40.
Incorrect assembly/disassembly of A WEAPON can lead to damage and/or destruction of the gun… or worse YOU.