Recent content by krolden

Sig Revolution TTT. Loved that gun so much I bought the STX version just because! Without even trying, breathing, paying attention I will knock out the X repeatedly, the gun is "scary" accurate. Possessed by Satan? Probably. I even ordered a custom made holster for it all the way from England...

I am currently stationed overseas, no firearms. I was thinking about picking up a quality gas operated air soft pistol to practice dry-firing. You know, work on the fundamentals of grip, trigger squeeze, sight alignment. Is airsoft the way to go or should I look at some other options? Thanks

I got my Sig 556 for $1300. Its not a bad rifle, and with the right optic or descent iron sights, more accurate than a AR15. However removing the grips is just asinine. Why would they require TWO flat head screws, I probably scratched it up more removing the grips than anything else. The gun is...

Ah, perhaps that is it. These holsters aren't well worn, the one in question I have been trying to force it into is a SpringField Armory holster that is apparently made out of skin around a bulls hoofs.

Is it just me or is possible to find a half descent Sig Revolution 1911 holster? I was talking to the owner of my local gunshop and he said that any 1911 holster would fit it, since its a 1911. Well I have three of them and neither of them really fit, I mean if I you really forced it down in...

Thanks for the input TexasRifleman, I just use a hasty sling, or take the sling off the butt and wrap it around my support arm, or hold the magwell. I just wanted to know if I was "missing something". All my rifles are pretty straight forward, I only have optics on a few of them and keep them...

"it's not for recoil. it's not for bullseye shooting." Then it serves no purpose?

I see, thanks for the replies gentlemen. I have tried the foward grip in a myriad of ways, close, afar, etc. And now I just take it off if its on my issued weapon and wrap my support harm around the sling and keep it that way at all times. For me, I find it much more suitable. Never new the...

I have a question regarding the forward grip on AR15 rifles (along with any derivatives). Does a forward grip give better stability than assuming a "hasty sling"? I have only shot with a forward grip once (perhaps I was doing it wrong), but only felt more secure after resting both my elbows on...

Is the ACOG variable magnification, I assumed it was fixed? Grump, if its not to much to ask could you break down the math thing, because at first I assumed 1/3 but the literature just says 3 MOA at 100 yards...which I translated totally different, which seemed odd that a old surplus scope...

Roger that Martin, I understand how MOA works, but what I don't understand is the "click" difference of the two scopes. Why would a surplus Russian scope be more precise (in terms of clicks) than a scope costing more than $1k?

Okay, have a question that may require some math. I am looking at this scope at Kalinka Optics. I have bought from them before and things go relatively smoothly. However I notice that this scope, along with another scope I have has an MOA of 1.8 at 100m. My other scope that isn't variable has...

I was going to order a M1 Garand from Atlantic Firearms but they never answered the phone...just an answering machine. Ended up getting a Dan Wesson Commander Bobtail from a local dealer instead.

What? Its not directed at anyone, I don't know you personally. I was just making a rant, and in the process learned a lot of information. No harm no foul. Hopefully this weekend I will get some range time.

I have had a few run ins with self-proclaimed range cops, I usually go to the range on days their aren't many other people there. I avoid Friday, Saturday, and Sunday like the plague. Everyone and their mothers comes out to shoot and egos will be bruised. However as soon as I notice unsafe gun...