You mean "How do we get a rifle to shoot with consistent precision, regardless of bullet weight or powder used?" Or "How do we make a barrel with...
I am a fan of the SLR adjustable gas blocks. They are durable and the click adjustments make tuning easier. SLR backs up their products with great...
There are varying degrees of wet. Dunking your rifle in a vat of oil is at one end. Placing three or four drops in the exhaust port of the carrier...
The Darrington Pit is north east of Arlington, isn't it?
The switch to ball powder also necessitated the first upgrade of the extractor spring. The extractor spring was again upgraded in the M4. Good...
No, just guy who's more interested in what myths people used to believe and seeing how they've grown since. Another thread just rehashing "What...
This thread isn't about what gun myths you've been told. We've done that a million times, already. It's about which gun myths you believed. My...
Are these things what you used to believe, or things you heard people say?
The easiest way to remove the slop between the upper and lower is to insert a loaded magazine
- ARs had to be kept clinically clean. Oiling an AR would attract dirt and cause malfunctions - ARs are direct impingement - ARs are too fragile...
You need an 8 shot 45 that goes PING when the slide locks back.
A better comparison- https://www.handgunhero.com/compare/sig-sauer-p365-xl-vs-glock-g48 I carry a P365 daily with the 12 round mag, which I've...
Now, if we can only get Sig to make a P365X RomeoZero in 22LR
The P365 is recoil operated.
Slow your roll. I know a couple of folks who are fine with the recoil of the 9mm in service pistols, but it's too much for them in the P365.
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