RMR30 accuracy

Keltec RMR30 configured as shown (Gemtech 22wmr suppressor, Magpul BUIS, Primary Arms 3x scope) fired at 30 yards yielded this group of 8 shots. The carbine was rested on my camera bag. Each grid square is 1/2″, the group is exactly than edge to edge. Minus the bullet diameter, we have a group under 0.3″ at 30 yards, so a little under 1MOA. 3x prismatic is not a target scope, but it’s fast enough in use for hunting and full daylight illumination is very useful.

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For Jessica’s fans

From an old photo shoot.

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Taurus 24-7 G2 + Viridian C5L

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New on CTD: “Amazing Striking Power!”

22WMR vs. 22LR

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Red and the cat

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Custom Kydex

This small of the back holster was designed by my friend Chris back when he worked as an Air Marshal. He specializes in deep concealment holster, mag pouches and knife sheaths. All his holsters are truly custom, made to your specifications. If you have something you’d like to sheathe in kydex, drop him a line at chris@archangel-industries.com

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Kudos to Wacom!

Called them to get tech support, got the issues with Intuos 4 resolved in five minutes. The tablet works better with the new drivers than it did when I first bought it. Great job, Wacom!

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More about Ace M4 SOCOM stock

Above, on a fixed block, below on a folding block.

Ace

1791 Apparel

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Useful AK accessories

1. Ace M4 SOCOM stock — better cheekweld, adjustable length of pull, very robust.

2. AK boltface tshirt by which other members of the gun tribe may know you.

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How the blade rides.

I’ve mentioned Nikolay Ermolenko’s hand-forged knives before. This is how mine rides, in a sheath made by my friend Brian Keith. You can have a custom knife made by Nik for a pretty reasonable price — a unique and very functional high-carbon blade for around $50. You can inquire with him directly at yermolenkon@live.com.

As for the Enfield, it’s been spoken for and will soon migrate to another home.

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