Recreational shooting and other stuff
Since I have a few threaded 9mm pistols, I wanted to give the Glompensator from Rex Silentium a try. I’d read some good things about them, and really liked the design. And I’ll be the first to point out, somewhat ironically, that I don’t always trust online reviews. To be fair, these weren’t really actual … Read more
Pelican’s V550 Vault Equipment Case is ideal for transporting multiple pistols. I’ve got a six-pack of custom rimfire pistols that we take on most range outings. They’re a great way to introduce new shooters to the sport. Nothing “tactical” looking, they’re more competition-oriented. Most have optics, and lots of flashy anodized parts. Not the sort … Read more
With all the options available today, choosing a pistol isn’t easy. Just narrowing it down to one brand can be a challenge. Some companies offer parts to upgrade your current pistol, other companies will sell you a complete firearm. If you decide to go with Volquartsen, and want a complete pistol, they’ve made it a … Read more
If one Browning Buck Mark is good, two must be better. At least when it comes to rimfire pistols. I like to have a couple of different options with each, and my Browning Buck Marks are no exception. The first one was supposed to get a mild makeover. That meant a few new parts, but … Read more
While I’m at least familiar with nearly every 10/22 chassis currently available, I was pleasantly surprised by the MCA-22 from Luth-AR. Most of the chassis designs I have tried are aluminum, and modular, allowing for different grips and either stocks or braces. The MCA-22 is a one piece, all-inclusive chassis. But Luth is well known … Read more
Upgrading my Ruger PC Carbine with the Midwest Industries M-LOK Handguard has made it much more functional. This handguard is designed to replace the OEM unit on the base model. That includes the 9mm and .40 caliber models 19100, 19101. 19102, and 19109, 19110, and 19111. From the factory, they’re equipped with a short polymer … Read more