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Friday, July 2, 2010

The Basics of Reloading by Jim Pomanto

With ammo prices through the roof. Reloading may be an option for saving some bucks while still maintaining an active shooting life style.

My friend over at GUNBOOK Jim Pomanto made this really cool video about the basics of reloading.

Jim has a lot of knowledge on firearms and has very good way of imparting knowledge too. See the video below. Also checkout the page on GUNBOOK to see the comments from other members on reloading. Enjoy


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Tuesday, June 15, 2010

NEW GUN: Wilson Combat's Ultralight Carry .45

Sunday, June 13, 2010

Glenn Beck on Conceal Carry



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The Rhino .357 Magnum Revolver


Chiappa Firearm’s newest gun is a weird shaped .357 Magnum revolver with some interesting features and it's called the Rhino.

This Italian made revolver has unique design that puts the barrel low so recoil is transferred to the center of your hand and travels in line with your forearm hence reducing the effects of felt recoil.

Here are some specs:

* Caliber: .357 magnum (and of course .38 Special)
* Barrel Lengths: 2,3,4,5, and 6-inch (4-inch shown in image)
* Basic weight 25-ounces with a 4-inch barrel
* Frame Material: Ergal (a high-strength aluminum alloy)
* Metal finish: Blued or brushed alloy and stainless steel (stainless version first available in U.S.)
* Stocks: Composite rubber or wood. One piece, retained by a single screw at the butt.
* Capacity: 6-rounds
* Final fit and finish work done in U.S.A.
* Stainless Polished Version Price (MSRP) 2- and 3-inch, $775; 4-inch, $899; 5-inch, $925; 6-inch, $980.
* Availability: Stainless versions expected mid-May or early-June 2010.

*****Update this gun is now available in .40S&W click here to read the post.


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Saturday, June 12, 2010

XRAIL Magazine for Remington 870 & Benelli Shotguns


RCI has come up with a really cool idea for the shotgun. An extended rotary magazine that holds up to 23 rounds.

As Quoted from the RCI sit: " An XRAIL System loads the same way you would normally load your gun. Once the main tube is full, you rotate the XRAIL System to the next auxiliary tube and load. You repeat until all tubes are full. When you shoot, the tubes will automatically rotate back to the main tube as the ammunition is unloaded. The XRAIL System is flexible enough to be “topped off” or if not needed, you do not have to fill the auxiliary tubes and just use the main tube like you would normally use your shotgun. "

The unit weighs any where from 1 - 2lbs empty. It comes in a full or compact version and drops in requiring no gun smithing. For more info visit the RCI site here. For more information or to buy cool accessories for your Remington 870 shotgun visit www.Remington870.net

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Carbine Conversion Unit for Glocks and 1911 Pistols


Mech-Tech manufactures a Carbine Conversion Unit (CCU), which will turn your Glock or 1911 pistol into a very accurate carbine. The CCU Kit allows your pistol to operate in the normal semi-auto mode and fires the same pistol caliber ammunition.
No gunsmithing required. The CCU comes with a standard picatinning rail on top for mounting scopes or red dot sights. On average the CCU increase the knock down power of your pistol by 25%. They are several different accessories sold by Mech Tech which you can use to customize your CCU kit. For more info visit Mech Tech here.


Video of the CCU with a Glock 21:



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