Recreational shooting and other outdoorsy stuff
It’s time to wrap up my Project Victory. I started with a pretty good base – the S&W Performance Center version of their SW22 Victory. From there, I did some simple mods, replacing the grips and adding a halo Charging Ring. Then I upgraded the horrible (in my opinion) safety, and swapped out the barrel. … Read more
Although intended for adults (It’s right there in the name), I got my Chipmunk Adult Hunter pistol with kids in mind. This single shot, bolt action .22 rimfire from Keystone Sporting Arms is a great trainer. First, it’s inexpensive to shoot, accepting .22 short, .22 long, and .22 long rifle ammo. Next, it’s very safe … Read more
The Patmos Arms Judah 19 is the first of three slides I’m reviewing as part of my PSA Dagger Glock 19 clone project. Although the Dagger is available as a complete handgun, I prefer the DIY route. That means buying the complete grip frame, and then topping it with a slide of my choice. The … Read more
TandemKross offers rimfire enthusiasts their SideSlinger holster, which not only looks great, but does something amazing. This holster manages to fit the Browning Buck Mark, S&W SW22 Victory, and Ruger Mark series pistols. Who knew!? Even better, it accommodates pistols equipped with small reflex (red or green dot) sights. As the owner of all three … Read more
Reviewing the Ruger American Competition has been high on my list for a while. After trying out the MAX-9, and Security 9, it was time for a full-size 9mm pistol review. Where EDC pistols may have to compromise size, weight, and capacity, a “competition” firearm generally has no such restrictions. And that’s what lead me … Read more
Boyds Pro Varmint stock ended up being the perfect choice when setting up my scoped Ruger 10/22 Takedown. This rifle has an Adaptive Tactical Tac Hammer .920″ barrel with the cantilever scope mount. It’s not exactly a lightweight, but is a favorite when I take friends shooting. Given that I already had a very light … Read more