I finally
had a chance to sit down and write the final part to the AR pistol build. Some
things have changed with the law since Part
1 was released.
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Saturday, March 14, 2015
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Building an AR pistol part 1
As
I grow as a shooter I expect my firearms to grow with me. One of the beautiful
things about the AR platform is that you can create anything from a 458 SOCOM
moose exploding rifle to a 5.56 AR pistol all using the same exact components aside
from some caliber specific upper parts. Hell, you can even use the same lower receiver
group and magazines for the .223, 5.56, 300blk, 25-45 sharps, and the 458
SOCOM!
Thursday, September 4, 2014
I left my AR for an AK
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| WASR 10/63 in action |
For the past 12 years I was a die hard AR fan boy,
but was never a hater of the ultimate rival of my go to rifle. I just didn't pay any attention to it, similar to an annoying younger sibling. After some
extensive research and peer pressure by Olmsted Risk Solutions I
decided to go to the dark side
Monday, July 14, 2014
DIY Gun Painting for under $75.00
I decided to hop on the gun painting bandwagon and
have my S&W M&P 15-22 painted a cool and functional pattern, until I
saw the price tag. For what some of these companies charge for a paint job, I
could buy an entirely new gun. In addition, the durability of some of these coats is
highly
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