Recreational shooting and other stuff
Back in 2018, when I bought my first Ruger PC Carbine, there was pretty much one option. That was the sporter-style synthetic stock, and it’s not bad at all. But Ruger came out with some newer models, one of which includes an adjustable stock, pistol grip, and free-float handguard. Since this is closer to the … Read more
Don’t be fooled by the hiveGrip for AR-15 from TandemKross. It’s definitely not just for the AR-15. As a matter of fact, that’s just one of many applications. Because it will fit most firearms that accept an AR-style grip. This includes just about every 10/22 chassis made, along with the 22 and PC Chargers. Plus … Read more
TandemKross Ruger PC Charger upgrades really do make good guns great. From the factory, there’s a balance between making each part to the ideal spec, and making the firearm affordable. Which is why the aftermarket for firearms is so big. Brand new firearms often come with parts that are just “good enough”. They do the … Read more
Okay, maybe I rolled my eyes a little when I got an email about the Groove Belt. Because I wondered what the folks that make rubber wedding bands could possibly know about making a quality belt. Turns out, they know a lot. Then I thought, yeah, but I’m sure it’s not sturdy enough for EDC … Read more
My Smith & Wesson 617 (AKA Smith & Wesson Model 617, or S&W 617) is one of the best parts of growing up. That’s because I’m now able to afford things that were out of reach when I was younger. At 21, I owned a single inexpensive stainless handgun. I’m a few years older now, … Read more
I’m of the opinion that iron sights are great, when you can see them. Which is why I’ve decided to try out the TandemKross Eagle Eye fiber optic sights for the the Ruger PC Carbine. This inexpensive ($59.99) sight set replaces the factory sights with highly visible fiber optics. They collect light, and make for … Read more