Warmer weather… for the money
Geeze this winter was KILLER on my funds. I hope this post finds you in a better position to shoot than I. I am temporarily broke and trying to shoot…read more →
The New Rifleman
In pursuit of practical marksmanship.
Author: lothaen
Arguing with fools is easy when you have the ammo.
One thing I would like to point out to our readers is that, according to PLATO, tyranny is the eventual end point of all democracy. History shows us that when…read more →
Winter is Here…
Haven’t been able to make it to the range lately and most of the traffic here is directed towards my Excellent lower receiver build guide 🙂
The kids and household duty take up so much time that getting to the shooting range has become somewhat difficult but I will do my best to get out there.
Don’t re-work your gear!
Finished another carbine competition about two weeks ago. Scored well on 200 yard movers and stationary drills. Scored second place with my primary rifle. CompM4 and deployed backups on my…read more →
Lets shoot to 400 yards
I finally have an article that is suited to the purpose of this blog and why I started it… to teach people how to shoot. I have written it because…read more →
BUIS as a Primary
Some readers are using a BUIS as the primary sighting system for their rifle. Be it cost or just saving up for a quality optic… or they may like the…read more →
Experimenting
Been a few weeks between posts. Forgive my absence. Moving and the bills associated with a new home occupy much time. I have been doing a little shooting lately and…read more →
Touching Base On Optics
So I have been playing with the Trijicon RMR, the Vortex Viper PST, and of course, the A2 rear peep. Using the RMR at the range was interesting. The bright…read more →
Trijicon RMR: initial thoughts
I have had the Trijicon 7MOA dot in my possession for about a week. I chose the dual illuminated version for set it and forget it use. I have not…read more →
What a Peep Does For You.
Focus on the front sight. That was initially challenging for me to get over with my first AR15. I would focus on the target and the front sight post would…read more →