Recreational shooting and other stuff
Brian 
The Volquartsen Firefly 2.0 is a game-changer for owners of 10/22-pattern firearms. A standard steel 10/22 bolt will not reliably cycle low power (710 fps) ammo, even with a reduced power spring. This lightweight aluminum bolt allows the use of subsonic ammo, up to 1050 fps, with dependable cycling. Once installed, you can run your … Read more
One of my favorite upgrades this year was the addition of Tech Sights for the CZ 457. I have a CZ 457 Scout which has a 16″ barrel, and the rear sight mounted on the barrel. That gives it a sight radius of about 10 inches. Removing the rear sight completely, and installing a Tech … Read more
The Mystic Precision MPOD Bipod is an excellent solution for anyone needing an extremely stable, yet lightweight bipod. While it looks like it would be great for F Class as well as Benchrest shooting, the price and flexibility lends itself to all sorts of shooting disciplines. When I found myself testing a 60x scope, I … Read more
My first post for National Preparedness Month is the Coast Slayer flashlight. National Preparedness Month is about promoting disaster preparedness. So throughout this month, I’ll share some gear that will serve you well as part of your 72-hour kit. Yet it’s also the kind of stuff you can use daily, or add to your camping/outdoor … Read more
TandemKross recently released their Krossfire Bolt for the Ruger Mark IV and 22/45 pistols. It builds on their experience as providers of competition-ready aftermarket parts. They’ve taken all the internal bits that they’ve had for years, and stuffed them into a custom bolt. The result is a drop-in part which improves reliability and performance. And … Read more
The Magpul Armorer’s Wrench is a versatile, American-made tool designed to streamline the assembly and maintenance of your Modern Sporting Rifle, known as the AR-15. America’s favorite centerfire repeater is known for its modularity and ease of customization. And whether you’re a seasoned gunsmith or a weekend warrior building your first AR, having the right … Read more