Customized Ruger Precision Rifle
Ruger Precision Rifle (RPR) Selecting a precision rifle depends on the user’s wants and requirements. If the rifle…
Cry Havoc QRB Tactical Quick-Change Rifle Barrel
The search for the “perfect” quick-change AR barrel seemingly never ends. Even with the simplicity of pushing out…
LIONHEART REGULUS: Double Action Plus!
Over the years, semi-automatic handguns have operated by blowback, retarded blowback, delayed blowback, short recoil, and long recoil.…
“PUFF!” Gemtech MIST-22 Suppressor
Remember when there were no such things as ear protectors, and we stuck empty brass or Kleenex in…
RUGER HOMERUN! Mark IV 22/45 Lite
When I was 14 years old, I got my first Ruger .22 Standard Model pistol for Christmas. It…
Short and Stealthy: Kel-Tec RAS Engineering SUB 2000-SS
Kel-Tec CNC Industries, Inc, of Florida introduced its slick little SUB-2000 self-loading carbine in 2001. Chambered for the…
Return of the Cobra: Colt’s First “Serpent” Is Back and Better Than Ever!
First appearing in 1950, the Colt Cobra amounted to a lightweight version of the Colt Detective Special revolver,…
SEVEN-SECOND AR15 BARREL CHANGE
The search for the “perfect” quick-change AR15 barrel seemingly never ends. Even with the simplicity of pushing out…
SOUTH KOREA’S M1 GARANDS – Will They Ever Return?
Following World War II, with things heating up in Korea, the U.S. furnished some 89,000 M1 Garand rifles…
Quick Change Artist: DRD Tactical U556
Seeing the AR-15 for the first time at the NRA Convention in Los Angeles in 1964 (the last one to ever be seen in California), I marvel that the little rifle is 100 times more popular half a century later. With hundreds of companies offering AR-15 variants in America and roughly 30 in foreign countries, the design could become the most prolific in the world.