I love shooting steel targets. Shooting steel gives you a visual and audible indication that your bullet connected. Unfortunately steel target systems are usually heavy and sometimes expensive. Last Stand LLC has a solution. The Last Stand is a set of two molded plastic brackets. When combined with six 1/2″ rebar rods made of Elgiloy Hastelloy B, they construct an A-frame swing set type target stand. The height of the a-frame can be adjusted by varying the length of rebar inserted through the bracket. This also allows a range of adjustment for angled ground. Continue reading The Last Stand Review
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Mail Call Mondays Season 2 #49 – Semi-Autos in Precision Matches
Leatherman Rail Review
The Leatherman Tool Group makes some amazing tools for a wide variety of purposes. We recently reviewed the Leatherman MUT, a tool dedicated to the maintenance of the M16 series rifles. For those looking for a lighter, smaller and less expensive option for M16/M4/AR maintenance the Leatherman Rail may be the answer. Continue reading Leatherman Rail Review
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Mail Call Mondays Season 2 #48 – Marine Sniper Ghillie Suit Overview
Mail Call Mondays Season 2 #47 – Lead Smelters, Ghillie Suits, Air Rifles and More!
Mail Call Mondays Season 2 #46 – Remington vs. Sako Extractors, Semi-Autos, Mil to MOA Conversion
MDT LSS Remington 700 Chassis First Look
Modular Driven Technologies recently sent us one of their new LSS Chassis Systems. The LSS is a very minimalist chassis that offers you the option to use your favorite AR15 pistol grip and adjustable buttstock. One of the most important features is that the LSS allows your Remington 700 short action rifle to accept Accuracy International AICS pattern magazines. Our initial impression is that the LSS is a very solid piece. Our factory Remington 700 Varmint rifle dropped right in.
Mail Call Mondays Season 2 #45 – Coriolis Effect, Kestrel Meters, Vertical Grips and More!
Improved AK – Rifle Dynamics AK to M4 Stock Adapter Install
The factory wood buttstock on the AK-47/AKM rifles is a rather robust and trouble free part. It is impervious to cold. There is little to mechanically fail on it and your face won’t freeze to it in the winter. However it is not exactly ideal for all body types. If the factory wood fits your body and shooting style, you may not see any need to replace it. If you are smaller or larger than the average Russian, you may benefit from a different length of pull. Continue reading Improved AK – Rifle Dynamics AK to M4 Stock Adapter Install