Primary Arms has a history of making great optics that will take almost any abuse you can dish at them and keep running. When you combine ridiculous durability with great custom service and prices its easy to tell why so many of us in the firearms community like the company. I became aware of Primary Arms when RobSki from the AK Operators Union drug one odd their red dot optics … [Read more...]
Looking to try some DIY gunsmithing? Making changes to your expensive AR-15 components, such as using a drill to drill into your brand new barrel, can be intimidating. Then this how to should help alleviate some of that worry. I had a low profile gas block that I wanted to install on my AR-15 barrel but my barrel did not have the appropriate dimples for the gas block's set … [Read more...]
The AK family of weapons is reliable and rugged. It was designed to be operated by illiterate teenage conscripts with little to no training. It was never intended to protect a family after a natural disaster and is ill suited to that purpose. If the answer comes down to supportability and simplicity, you need a shotgun. Everybody has their own ideas about guns, that is part … [Read more...]
The SKELI X-11 Modular Carbine is an American made polymer rifle that looks shockingly similar to a few others rifles currently on the market with one catch, the price is almost half of the others. A few moments after reading the press release on this rifle I asked the same question you are probably asking, WHO or WHAT is SKELI ? WHAT WE DO KNOW: Skeli Advanced Firearms … [Read more...]
Wolf Performance Ammunition will soon be selling Taiwanese T91 uppers. The T91 uses a short-stroke, semi-automatic piston. To comply with US firearms law, the T91 upper will be made from imported Taiwanese components and assembled in Tennessee. The 16 inch T91 barrel is hammer-forged with a 1:7 twist Milspec chrome lined. https://youtu.be/NikwKWwhlfI Photo courtesy of … [Read more...]
Will your vehicle continue to run if you happen to miss your recommended oil change after 3,000 miles and wait until 5,000 miles? Yeah, I think it is safe to assume it would (I know I have done it). But, would the vehicle still be running if you didn’t change the oil after 10,000 miles? No, probably not and you would likely be wishing you would’ve just changed the oil. Your … [Read more...]
