Nodak Spud Joins PSA Under Harrington and Richardson Banner:
Nodak Spud LLC, best known for their line of retro AR components and Ruger 10/22 sights is moving to SC to re-launch under H&R branding. Nodak Spuds current co-owner will…read more →
The New Rifleman
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Gun Shops Are Next: CryptoCurrency is for Us
I just talked with an independent gun shop and was quite alarmed by what I heard. He relayed to me that only one payment processor would work with him to…read more →
Protected: Big Daddy Unlimited Review: The COSTCO of Guns.
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A Rifleman’s Guide to the ACOG
The ACOG is a time tested optic… however it is getting rapidly displaced by the LPVO in civilian and military circles. This is a guide to share some of the…read more →
Building the M16A5 @ EverydayMarksman
Photo Above: Courtesy of Everyday Marksman Really wishing that MUHRINES still had the M16 series of rifles? Me too, padawan. Whatever they use, as long as they are happy with…read more →
Musings on the Budget AR15: Or why PSA is Better than Budget Rifles of Old.
When I hear “for the poors” I can’t help but reflect on how good we have it these days. For now. Take a look at PSA as a prime example.…read more →
Five Stocking Stuffers for the Gun Lover this Christmas
Looking for some stocking stuffers for the gun owner this holiday? D.S. has a few suggestions for you that wont break the bank: Hex key and Allen wrench set The…read more →
The T-Rex Arms Raptor: The Best AIWB Holster You Will Ever Find?
Post by D.S. When I turned 21 I wanted one thing… a handgun. I didn’t want to go out and drink, but I did find out I love margaritas. No,…read more →
How to Clone the M16A2 Rifle
Cloning the M16A2 rifle isn’t hard, you just need to know where to look! Perhaps you want to build up a rifle like the one you carried back in the day,…read more →
Reloading: Should I crimp?
I get asked sometimes (actually never) “should I crimp my ammo or not?” That’s a complicated question. To crimp ammo is to simply apply pressure around the case mouth and…read more →