MKS Supply, LLC, distributor (www.mkschiappa.com) for premium qualityChiappa Firearms of Italy, announces Chiappa’s Mfour-22 chambered in .22 LR Rimfire. | For More…
The AR universe is in flux. Companies are popping up right and left, and the plethora of painted ARs to be seen on the range is like never before. There’s one simple reason: the AR has finally become the ultimate home hobby gun. Read More
Gunsite instructor Jay Tuttle and NSSF’s Mark Thomas discuss the proper way to make the AR-15-platform modern sporting rifle ready for action and how to make it an unloaded, “condition 4,” carbine. Watch the video See other Gunsite videos Print a free target Learn about MSRs
It is arguably the most recognized firearm in the world, and the longest serving US infantry rifle ever fielded. It has been copied by numerous countries, and its civilian counterpart is produced by virtually every firearms manufacturer out there. Yet, when it was first introduced, many people immediately began writing its obituary because of the […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Mossberg announces their first entries into the AR rifle world: MMR Hunter rifles with advanced features specifically-designed for the avid hunter and a line of MMR Tactical rifles configured with the components most highly desired by competitive shooters and tactical operators. The initial offerings of the MMR Hunter and MMR Tactical rifles will be chambered […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Bob Whaley of Gunsite Academy discusses how to zero in your AR-15 rifle for accurate shot placement from 3 yards to 200 and beyond by using a 50-200 zero. Zeroing in a couple of times a year will save you frustration and time both at the range and on a hunt. When your sighting system […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Distributor for Chiappa Firearms débuts its M4-22 AR-15 type upper chambered in .22LR. This high-quality and affordable Chiappa Mil. Spec. M4-22 upper now makes it possible for most folks to purchase a .22 Long rifle caliber conversion for their high-power AR platform. More…
by Tiger McKee, The Tactical Wire The AR type rifle is equipped with a bolt release, which releases the bolt whenever it’s locked to the rear, hence its name. There are times when we use the charging handle – loading the rifle when the bolt is in battery and clearing malfunctions – but anytime the […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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