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The Subgun Summer

June 2, 2017 by The Arms Guide Leave a Comment

The Subgun Summer The tactical firearms industry has noted a lull in market demand in recent months. With the election of the Trump Administration and a Republican majority Congress there was a collective sigh of relief from nervous potential gun buyers… and a slight groan from retailers and manufacturers who had anticipated a rush with Clinton winning. This has resulted in … [Read more...]

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Machineguns and NFA Weapons

Shooting an AR to Death: 830 rounds on Full-Auto

May 20, 2017 by The Arms Guide Guest Writer Leave a Comment

Iraq Veteran 8888 fires 830 rounds on full-auto, until his barrel bursts (he says it’s the gas tube but it isn’t. Seems to gibe with what we alredy lerned about ARs and long-term results of cyclic firing. Yeah, the video’s longish. But several things are interesting. A full magazine before the ultimate failure at 830 rounds, you can see the muzzle brake unscrewing itself … [Read more...]

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Here’s Why U.S. Special Forces Want Russian Machine Guns

May 18, 2017 by The Arms Guide Leave a Comment

Why would U.S. special forces want to manufacture Russian machine guns? Just watch any video of a conflict such as Iraq and Syria, and the answer becomes clear. Many of the combatants are using Russian or Soviet weapons, or local copies thereof, from rifles to rocket launchers to heavy machine guns mounted on pickups. Which means that when U.S. special forces provide some of … [Read more...]

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The U.S. Army’s 3D Printed Grenade Launcher: RAMBO (Rapid Additively Manufactured Ballistics Ordnance)

May 10, 2017 by The Arms Guide Leave a Comment

We have been following 3D weapons printing with great interest.  The technology has taken a new leap as the U.S. Army Armament Research, Development, and Engineering Center successfully developed and fired a 3D-printed grenade from a 3D-printed grenade launcher. Imagine the logistical advantages of producing ammo in theater! The RAMBO (Rapid Additively Manufactured … [Read more...]

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ZB-37 Machine Gun: Shootable History

April 30, 2017 by Rick Dembroski Leave a Comment

There are times when being a gun writer really pays off, one of those times is when your friend calls and asks if you want to go with him to the range to shoot a piece of living history in the form of a captured German ZB-37 machine gun. The ZB-37 was originally produced in Czechoslovakia by Zbrojovka Brno as the ZB-53 for the Czechoslovokian Military but once they fell under … [Read more...]

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Fightlite MCR Belt-Fed AR Uppers: The Secret Ingredient is NO Modification of Your Lower

April 30, 2017 by Mark Miller Leave a Comment

I just got a look at the FightLite Industries MCR Belt Fed AR-15 Upper Receiver. Unlike other models, this bad boy only requires you to replace the bolt hold open (part provided) and you don't have to cut up your lower to make it run. The MCR allows you to convert your AR-15 from a standard, magazine fed rifle, into a multi-purpose belt-fed, that can also feed from a … [Read more...]

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