Ranger Proof is a bold statement. It's even more bold to name a company Ranger Proof. The company has set some high standards for itself as one should expect with such a name, "Our mission is simple. We will provide the absolute best gear, made with the best components at the most fair price we can all the while providing the best customer service in the industry. We are not … [Read more...]
What does muscle memory have to do with firearms safety? Lots. Muscle memory is a biological function that allows the body to perform a learned movement somewhat involuntarily and automatically through repetition over a period of time. If safe firearms handling habits are learned so that they are repeated automatically, the chance for negligent discharges is greatly … [Read more...]
Dry fire is an important element to firearms training off the range. But, while it helps train skills such as, drawing from a holster, changing magazines, and trigger control, it can be monotonous and uninteresting. Fortunately, there are some ways to make dry fire training more interesting, like using the SIRT Dry Fire Training Pistol. https://youtu.be/fCQesTLqJTk SIRT … [Read more...]
Our rifle build is shaping up, no? If you've finished with the pivot pin, let's get that trigger installed. For reference, check the video embedded in this post (the time stamp below will jump you to the corresponding point in the vid) and the post where I laid out all the tools and components I'm using for this build. (10:50) Step 5 – Trigger I think you might be surprised … [Read more...]
In this installment of the New AR-15 Owners Guide Part II, we will address the question of triggers. The discussion about triggers is one that always gets people to debate the pros and cons, single stage trigger or dual stage trigger. It's a debate that has many passionate fans on either side of the issue. So we figured we would turn once again to former United States Marine … [Read more...]
Anyone who has ever built an AR-15 lower receiver can tell you that there is a higher probability for damaging the receiver when installing the trigger guard roll pin than any other component. The reason behind this is improper support of the "dog ears" or trigger guard tabs. It is crucial that these tabs be properly supported while forcibly pounding the trigger guard roll pin … [Read more...]
