Recreational shooting and other stuff
“Suppressed is best”, and the new Comet Barrel for the S&W SW22 Victory from TandemKross turns that pistol into a great suppressor host. If you have a Victory, a suppressor, and a passion for some quality “quiet time”, this is for you. And if you don’t have a Victory or a suppressor, consider this some … Read more
Dropping a Ruger American Rimfire into the Pro Varmint Stock from Boyds Gunstocks was an easy decision for me. I’ve been using Boyds stocks for more than ten years now, as they are a great upgrade. Especially considering the somewhat generic polymer stocks that most of the Ruger American Rimfire rifles ship with. If ergonomics, … Read more
The TandemKross Marksman Sight System for the Browning Buck Mark is designed to do more than simply replace the factory sights. Its biggest advantage is that it allows many popular pistol optics to co-witness with the fiber optic sights, giving Browning Buck Mark owners the ability to run a red dot while still retaining visible … Read more
Although not quite a household name, Blackhound Optics produces some excellent rifle scopes. Recently, they provided their Blackhound Evolve 5-25×56 rifle scope for review. This has been my preferred focal length for some time now, and it’s been interesting to try out different glass with the same basic specs, but different price points. With an … Read more
Three years ago, I shared a 22 Charger build that was supposed to be my July 4th project. Due to some timing issues, as well as poorly-chosen parts, it failed in a couple of ways. First, the chassis wasn’t received in time for the July 4th deadline. Worse though, the blue charging handle I had … Read more
Suppressors get filthy fast, especially rimfire suppressors. Finding a good suppressor cleaner becomes important once carbon, lead buildup, and powder residue start accumulating inside the baffles. Carbon, lead buildup, and powder residue accumulate quickly inside suppressor baffles, which is why a good suppressor cleaner can make maintenance much easier. If you shoot a lot of … Read more