Manufacturing an In-Shop Shooting Drum
In the course of a typical day's gunsmithing, I test fire at least three weapons for such things as inconsistent primer ignition, failure to feed properly, and sear disengagement. With the cost of commercial bullet traps somewhere in the stratosphere, I had no choice but to make my own to keep costs down. My indoor trap, which I use for pistols and rimfire rifles, cost less than $25 to build. Even if you use brand new materials, it should cost less than $100.
Kimber SIS Custom RL 45 ACP
Massachusetts: Emergency License Renewal Legislation Filed
FNP-9 Recoil Spring Solution
DeSantis Pocket Shot Holster Now Accepts Ruger LCP 380 with Laser
Carry Solutions: Crossdraw, Muzzleback Cant, Appendix
There are two primary types of concealment for which a concealed handgun licensee may be held liable. They are control via proximity of a concealed firearm and physical control of a firearm attached directly to the person. Proximity may be fixed or mobile. Fixed concealment could be in the glove box of an automobile or a desk drawer. Mobile concealment may include a briefcase, purse, or device such as a date book with false compartment.
Hornadys New 45 Auto +P Load Produces Barrier Blind Performance
Connecticut State Police Award Pistol Contract to SIG Sauer
Cocked, Locked and Ready to Rock! Coopers Conditions Explained
American Tactical Imports is now selling the $400 FMK 9C1 Generation 2 Pistol
D.C. To Revisit Gun Law For Outsiders
Three Pocket Guns Compared from Kahr, Chiappa, and Springfield
Austin Miller, contributing editor for Gun Tests magazine and a contributor to GunReports.com, and video producer J.T. Woodard travel to Tactical Firearms in Katy, Texas, to begin testing a unusual trio of handguns for an upcoming issue of Gun Tests.






























