Found My Blog Referenced in an Anti-Gun Report
For shame government. This type of report is exactly why I recommend internet discussion be as civil as possible. When we as a community use terms like “without the government…read more →
The New Rifleman
In pursuit of practical marksmanship.
Author: lothaen
Cheating to Shoot: When Cheating isn’t Cheating
The three basic shooting positions might not seem like they need a guide. What is there to explain? Well, there is always cheating. Cheating with the three shooting positions: Remember…read more →
What to Bring to Your First Rifle Match
When I went to my first match I brought the bare basics. I really didn’t know what to bring other than the few things the form told me to bring.…read more →
M-Pro 7 Now Availalble at Everyday Low Prices
I was at Wal-Mart the other day perusing the empty ammo counter. Well,one thing they do have in stock is 12 guage slugs in case you swing that way, but…read more →
It Pays to Make Mistakes
Why it pays to make mistakes: I am by no means the authority on marksmanship. I am a student of my rifle. I want to learn how it shoots, what…read more →
Re-launched
Page is looking much better! Many thanks to Jeansond our administrator! New resource pages added at the top navigator. New: AR15 buyers guide, Marksmanship Guide, and still have the builders…read more →
The B27 at 600 yards
Finally got a chance to shoot at 600 yards and I was stoked to do so. So far I have been shooting at the steel targets for practice but today…read more →
The Trijicon RMR review
I owned and used a RMR for several months. I had some good intentions behind the RMR for my primary optic, but after a few range session I sold it.…read more →
Your Rifle and SHTF
I have to recommend a book to you guys. The Modern Survival Manual: Surviving the Economic Collapse I read through the book written by Fernando “FERFAL” Aguirre and really enjoyed…read more →
If I Had to Start Over
When I first got into AR15’s I was on a shopping spree. Living at home when I turned 18 (10 years ago) I was able to dump money into AR15 after AR15. I purchased 4 lowers and embarked on 4 misc. build projects. One of them a (9mm ar15) was never completed. I wasted much time and money on equipment that i didn’t need. Had I stuck with one gun and a few things before gun #2 I could have really understood and mastered my rifle. I didn’t do that. I wasted money.