In fact, the FBI reported that guns were a BIG gift during this past Christmas season with over 1.5 million background checks done as buyer’s picked up new weapons. SOME of those weapons are “bargain basement” surplus guns such as the topic of this review: The Mosin Nagant bolt-action rifle. . . . → Read More: Mosin Nagant Rifle
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Download Video The grip angle on the Sig was different than many of the other popular pistols and the difference appealed to a lot of shooters. The relief cut at the back of the trigger guard – where it meets the front strap of the grip – was deeper than on a lot of other pistols and allowed for the weapon to be held lower in the hand. . . . → Read More: Sig Sauer P226 9mm Combat It is no secret that the staff members here at New American Truth are Glock fans. It is also pretty obvious that we have an affinity for the .45 ACP round. So, when Glock came out with the .45 GAP round I was both intrigued and a bit disgusted. Do we really need another .45 caliber bullet? In an effort to iron out the purpose and effectiveness of this new round I picked up a Glock G38 and a box full of various ammo and went to work. Continue reading Glock Model 38 .45GAP The Axiom rifle is adjustable to suit just about any sized shooter. The length of pull adjustment will be familiar to anyone who has operated the CAR 4 (Four) Position Collapsible Stock. Simple and effective. . . . → Read More: Knoxx Axiom Ultra-Light Rifle Stock Starting with a “basic” AR-15 design, SDI manufactures their weapons to much tighter tolerances than some others in the industry. As an easy indicator, the first time I tried to field strip the weapon I had to work HARD to get the rear retaining pin out. . . . → Read More: Sabre Defense Industries Massad Ayoob Signature Elite Rifle Shooting it side by side with a friend’s identical full-size 9mm S&W M&P with a stock recoil spring and guide, we both thought that it reduced the felt recoil by about 30%, shooting both 115 standard velocity and 124 grain +P rounds. . . . → Read More: Is A Recoil Reducer Right For You? I can’t say that when the Glock Model 17 hit the market way back in the mid-eighties that I was immediately a fan. In fact, I remember saying things about it being so ugly and it being shaped like a block. I remember the jokes about it and how much it was criticized for not having any external manual safeties. I also remember hearing about how simple it was to shoot. “Just like a revolver” was a term often used. Just load it, aim it and pull the trigger. It doesn’t get much simpler, right? Some years back I reviewed a product similar to this in that you inserted into your unloaded (that you’ve triple checked) sidearm and used to practice basic marksmanship skills. Through the firing of a laser beam / dot caused by the strike from the firing pin in your sidearm, you could see the “hit” on a given target. That other system was costly and required a briefcase-sized package for you to carry around if you wanted to use it. The SureStrike Laser Bullet dry-fire training system requires only a nice neat small package about five inches long, three inches wide and an inch deep. As a firearms instructor today, I have more tools and technology available to help me train officers than at any other time in the history of police training. I can choose from static training on paper targets, or live fire on reactionary targets. I can have my officers shoot on computer controlled and analyzed . . . → Read More: Progressive Firearms Training |
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