The RDB – 1200 Rounds Later
Last October I found an RDB at my local gun store; 4 of them to be exact. I have been reading about them on /k/ for a few months and seeing reviews and, despite...
Category: Reviews
A Look at the Ruger American Rimfire in .22lr
Introduction. It’s time to take a look at the Ruger American Rimfire in 22lr. With the popularity, reliability, and affordability of the 10/22, it only seems natural that Ruger would want to make a...
The Thompson Center Compass
The Thompson Center Compass is a sub-$300 (2016 – present, 2020) cost rifle manufactured by Smith & Wesson, at least by marking variance, in three configurations and eight cartridges. It features a push-feed Mauser-derived...
Trijicon TA33: The Most Underrated ACOG
For over a decade now the go-to answer to the question “what magnified optic should I get?” has been the Trijicon TA31, colloquially known as the ACOG. What a surprising amount of people don’t...
SAS-12: Do You Always Get What You Pay For?
I’m always on the lookout for bargains, whether I can afford them at the time or not. It’s incredibly hard for me to turn down a smoking deal – so when I came across...
Oakley Tombstones: A Tool For Tools
One of the lesser thought about pieces of equipment for a safe shooting experience is eye protection. While you hear everyone arguing about whether earmuffs are better than ear plugs or if Peltors are...
Sink or Swim: A Review of the Beretta ARX-100
Over the years I’ve owned and fired a vast assortment of firearms ranging from common to one-of-a-kind items, but never before had I owned a head-turner of my own; that is until a year...
SLR-107R – The Best Bang for Your Buck
Back in January, Arsenal Inc. had some big news for AK fans at SHOT Show 2017; they were finally releasing a configuration which had been much requested by the AK community. The SLR-107R was...
A Look at the Steyr M95 Mannlicher
Brief Introduction: The Steyr M95 or the Mannlicher M1895 is one of the least known (in opinion) military surplus rifles available on the US market compared to, say Mosins, Mausers, and garands. Approximately 3,500,000...
