Recreational shooting and other stuff
In a world of magnified optics and compact red dots, the Skinner Peep Sight options stand out as an option unmatched by the latest technology. No batteries, no glass, and once adjusted, no moving parts. They’re low-profile, and made from steel or steel and brass. Most people can use them with or without corrective eye … Read more
You probably wouldn’t expect the Sentinel Guide Rod from TandemKross to make a big performance difference, but it does. This guide rod for the Ruger Mark series of pistols is a true “drop-in” upgrade. It replaces the factory guide rod, and the most obvious difference is the gold color. That color is due to the … Read more
I’m sharing this Boyds Rimfire Hunter Stock upgrade for the CZ 457 on Father’s Day, because it may resonate with a few dads out there. The rifle in question is CZ’s little Scout. This has most of the same basic features as other CZ 457 rifles, but it’s been scaled down a bit. So the … Read more
This Steam Demon Compensator from TandemKross has become a pretty popular accessory. Not just because it’s a nice .22LR compensator that’s also easy to clean. It’s one of the few rimfire muzzle devices available with a gold finish. While I typically equate gold on firearms with nefarious dictators and gucci builds, the gold Steam Demon … Read more
At least once per week, I see a post about the Savage MK II vs Ruger American Rimfire. Both are bolt action .22 LR rifles in the $300 range. With some careful shopping, new or used, you can easily spend a little less or a lot more. I’ve got both, and they each have their … Read more
This Pete’s Pillars CZ 457 firing pin upgrade turned out to be a timely review for me. I recently picked up a used CZ 457 which had a few rounds through it. Nothing seemed terribly worn, but it’s a good test bed for replacing parts that do wear out over time. Equally relevant, there are … Read more