Recreational shooting and other stuff
Although not essential, these are two KRG Bravo chassis upgrades I highly recommend. But let me back up a bit. Several months ago, I got a KRG 10/22 Bravo chassis to review. And I really liked it. This chassis is an excellent foundation for anyone looking to build an accurate rifle. In my review, I … Read more
Having owned a few Ruger American Rimfires in other calibers, I figured it was time to get one in .22 LR. Once I put the word out, a friend got me hooked up with one that sounded promising. It was accurate, but had extraction and ejection issues. Also, the front sight was missing, but it … Read more
Installing a set of XS Sights DXT2 Big Dot Night Sites on my CZ 75B made perfect sense for a couple of reasons. First, they are awesome sights for day or night use, competition or defense. Second, I’m an idiot and dropped my CZ on the factory rear sight, breaking a tritium vial. So it … Read more
As the Riton 1 Conquer 6-24×50 scope proves, “entry-level” doesn’t mean compromising. Riton packs a lot of features and quality into their scopes, making them a great choice for anyone wanting exceptional optics at a reasonable price. Riton was founded on the philosophy of providing quality optics and service. The Conquer range includes the 1 … Read more
Back on March 22nd, Sig Sauer announced the new Sig P322 .22 LR rimfire pistol. Even if you’re not a fan of Sig, it was kind of a big deal. A full-size polymer rimfire, similar to the FN and Glock, but Sig’s pistol boasted an impressive 20-round capacity. That’s quite a jump over the FN … Read more
Although not the most common model, the Henry Frontier Threaded barrel lever action is worth tracking down if you’re a fan of suppressed rimfire. It combines some of the best things about recreational shooting into one highly entertaining package. That includes the affordability of rimfire, the fun of a lever action, and the pleasant shooting … Read more