Exclusive First Look at the PSAK-47 GF4 ~ VIDEO
When it comes to AKs, I’m a practical purist; I prefer mil-spec furniture, but can appreciate the functionality of modernized guns like the PSAK-47 GF4.
"The lawsuit has been brought in response to the Saugus High School shootings from November 2019, in which a 16-year-old shot five students, killing two, before turning the gun on himself. The killer ... View More"The lawsuit has been brought in response to the Saugus High School shootings from November 2019, in which a 16-year-old shot five students, killing two, before turning the gun on himself. The killer used a semiautomatic handgun without a serial number that had been assembled from a kit, a so-called 'ghost gun.'...Our sense of decency toward the grieving does not require our unconditional surrender to what history shows us is tyranny. Looking at some of the circumstances, we see the same ones jumping out at us here that we see time and again. To begin with, per another AP report, the school was, predictably, a 'gun-free zone'...In addition, 'compulsory education' requires parents to put their children in a place where those tasked with watching them are utterly incapable of protecting their charges. Furthermore, they have no legally-binding duty to do so...Ostensibly the 'ghost gun' was obtained by the killer’s deceased father (again breaking numerous laws), who’d had his 'registered' guns confiscated when he became a 'prohibited possessor.'"
California ‘Ghost Gun Lawsuit’ a Step Toward ‘Universal Registration’ and Beyond
As always, this will only “stop” the “law-abiding.” And after their guns are “registered,” any number of new prohibitions can be enacted to close “loopholes&r
"Repetition is key to doing things automatically, or instinctively, without having to think about them. But you must know how to do them correctly because if you practice repeatedly doing something th... View More"Repetition is key to doing things automatically, or instinctively, without having to think about them. But you must know how to do them correctly because if you practice repeatedly doing something the wrong way, that will be the way you do it under stress. So get quality instruction from an instructor who can watch you perform and correct mistakes...There are many techniques for manipulating a gun, whether a long gun or a handgun, and they can be different depending on the type of action – i.e., revolver, semi-automatic, slide action, or bolt action. Techniques that the shooter should be able to do instinctively include changing a magazine or using a speed loader. There are different ways to use each and some work better than others. For example, it is usually faster to insert a magazine in a handgun if the flat surface of the magazine is indexed with the flat surface of the magazine well before the magazine is driven home. But many shooters do not know that, so fumble around trying to line up the magazine with the hole which can take more time..."
The What & the Why: Instinctive Gun Handling
What we are discussing here is the importance of proper and efficient gun handling or manipulation and being able to do it automatically without thinking.
"[T]he Badlands isn’t just another pretty face. Beneath the surface, it’s still the same no-nonsense rifle that has been slaying game in the badlands – and most everywhere else – for 50 years. The hea... View More"[T]he Badlands isn’t just another pretty face. Beneath the surface, it’s still the same no-nonsense rifle that has been slaying game in the badlands – and most everywhere else – for 50 years. The heart of the rifle is the sturdy, flat-bottomed, machined Vanguard action. It has a fluted, one-piece machined bolt that encloses the cartridge head in Weatherby’s vaunted 'three rings of steel.' The bolt has dual opposed locking lugs and three gas escape ports which are visible on the right side of the bolt body when the action is closed. There’s a standard plunger ejector inside the recessed bolt face and a claw-type extractor. The bolt, which has a 90-degree lift, cycles smoothly with no objectionable resistance, and a bolt sleeve fully encloses the rear of the bolt. The bolt release button is protected inside a recessed portion of the stock adjacent to the upper left rear side of the action."
Built for the Badlands – Weatherby Vanguard – Reviewed
“To approach the badlands,” wrote author Robert Kroetsch, “is to find a gap in the known and expected world.” That statement could easily apply to one of the newest Weatherby V
"In 1959, Smith & Wesson introduced the Model 49 Bodyguard. The Bodyguard featured a distinctive humpback shape that shrouded the hammer spur. The design allowed the Bodyguard to be cocked for single-... View More"In 1959, Smith & Wesson introduced the Model 49 Bodyguard. The Bodyguard featured a distinctive humpback shape that shrouded the hammer spur. The design allowed the Bodyguard to be cocked for single-action fire while still being suitable for pocket carry. To some, it was the best of both worlds. To many, the Bodyguard was never as sexy as the Centennial or as classic as the Chief’s Special. However, it had a loyal following, especially for those who pocket carried. The Bodyguard has survived throughout the years and is currently produced in two models. The Model 638 Airweight, is chambered in .38 Special, and the Model 649 stainless steel, is chambered in .357 Magnum."
S&W Model 649 Bodyguard
It has been 61 years since the Bodyguard was introduced. The fact that it is still in production is a credit to a design that has proven timeless.
one of the biggest things I've taken away from cross training with special forces ops is this, dont over think things ,don't complicate thing when its not needed, if its worked for 200 years it will s... View Moreone of the biggest things I've taken away from cross training with special forces ops is this, dont over think things ,don't complicate thing when its not needed, if its worked for 200 years it will still work today, this especially applies to black powder tech, the easily attainable "nipples" for the pistol you see here and the caps that apply, are the most reliable and readily available Ignition devices that can be made to date, and some of the safest to improvise, for fun of coarse, with a pocket knife or a lose drill bit you can mount a "nipple to anything from a pop can to a can of skoal.anything you name it, and with the primer on it,it can be easily attached to anything your heart desires from clothes pins to a rock with string above it, and its glycerin, so it doesn't foul out with time,causing you to go back and check a place already put behind you
It's worth noting that some armies have considered concealment as being better than cover.
INFANTRYMAN’S GUIDE: Individual camouflage techniques & field discipline
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INFANTRYMAN’S GUIDE: Individual Movement Techniques (IMTs)
In this episode of Infantryman’s Guide we will discuss individual movement techniques aka “IMTs”. IMTs are fundamental for every Infantry Marine or Soldier a...
RUGER overbuilding shit again,
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Both are viable choices, but I still suggest the AR-15.
AK Platform vs SKS
Paul tests an AK-47 rifle versus a SKS rifle. Paul’s Patreon:
https://www.patreon.com/user?u=5769301 This video was edited and uploaded by: Brad Nelson (@red...
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