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Actually It's just clever product placement. They always done a few saiga converts but since the show all their stuff is saiga , basically they get money or free rifle for some free advertising. Also you will notice alot of dph.com plugs in the show too if you look and listen carefully (atleast...

I doubt you will be interested in a converted saiga (assuming your not super familiar with ak's) they require a bit of tech knowledge and tools to do it correctly and IMO still are not as functionally similar to a real ak as the Romanian wasr10. I'd suggest a cai Bulgarian ak-74. Ammo is...

Mac 10 = .45 cal Mac 11= 9mm Mac12 (?can't remember for sure what the model # was) = .380

that would be the one! but i still cant figure out who the maker is.

does anyone know what the shotgun is in the fiocchi 12 guage tundra ammo? it the ad that shows a break-action double barrel, with LOTS of beautiful engraving on it. ( im hoping its not one of those $20,000+ beretta shotguns) lol.

Sorry it took me so long to reply , anyway I never tell them I'm carrying but they know I have my ccw. I'm only 21 so at times I may stay at my parents house for a few weeks at a time while on break from school. The problem is more or less they keep hassling me about carrying it and they think...

Ever since I got my permit I've been catching alot of flak from friends and some family members for carrying all the time. I know some situations are just not appropriate and some are illegal, but I feel that when I can and when it makes sense to carry I do. But is there such thing as ccw too...

I have a question about proper trigger pull. when i used to shoot nra and cmp highpower rifle competitions i was always taught to use the tip of your finger to pull the trigger. however when i shoot a pistol i find the using the finger tip causes me to pull shots to the right. should i use...

its hard to say, typically in nra competitions, if there is any question or posibility that the shot is keyholed then they give credit to the shooter. if there were no crossfires on either side of you then i would definately say that the hole at the bottom is actually two shots keyholed together

i recently purchased a xdm 9mm 3.8. since purchase i have shot the gun on several occasions in competition (3 times) and jus around back in the woods (2 times, and it was very hot and sandy). so far i have put about 500 rds through it and even though i am a glock guy i must say the xdm is a...

in my criminal justice course of study from my interpretation of what "great bodily injury" is, it's anything that could result in the need for medical assistance or leave long lasting injury or complications. but thats the plain and simple way of explaining it and the law is usually anything...

state laws are allowed to be more restrictive than the federal laws but they cannot allow or garuntee something banned by the federal government I.E. a state allowing civilian ownership of newly manufactured machine guns or assault rifles (and i say that with the actual definition of assault...

i use to shoot CMP/NRA highpower matches against civilians, army marksmanship unit, and the marine corp. in all honesty i cant remember the last time i heard of someone winning a national match with anything other than a AR-15 or M14. in terms of combat, i would also go AR-15. it has a much...

i dont really know much about als disease but is it possible she could shoot a revolver, possibly a .22?

im going to vote xd 9mm (or xdm) . smith and wesson has horrible quality control issues (or atleast from my experience with their autoloaders) xd or glock is probably the best way to go for a first pistol

i own a g22, g34, and a xdm 9mm 3.8. i like each one of them but in all honesty i put my faith in my glocks. i love the xdm for its size, asthetics and accuracy but i feel that the glock is much more reliable and after about 1000 rds the trigger seems much smoother than the xdm ive put...

well that all depend on how much it bothers you, my philosophy (or atleast after my last project ) is if its not broke dont fix it. you could always use a sight pusher or a flathead screw driver with hammer, to push the sight housing. but if your shooting on point i would leave it

honestly i doubt that any american made ammunition would malfunction that often. im going to bet it was most likely a limp wrist or dirty gun

its a tie so im going to have to bump this one. please give your opinions

is it difficult to conceal a full size 1911, i imagine it would be very uncomfortable. btw should i go for a springfield or para 1911?