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Category Archives: rifle
О женщинах
Есть женщины в русской пехотеИх снайперами зовутВрага в перекрестье загонятИ за пол-версты попадутИной их не сразу заметит,Когда в камуфляже ониИ с пулей в башке он закончитСвои беспокойные дни А если их словом обидеть, невежливостью оскорбитьТо лучше бы некультурному на свете … Continue reading
For close range and much further out
Barrett REC7 (6.8mm) with Vortex 1-4x scope. The shooter is an Army Captain, a veteran of the Afghan campaign.
SSG69 PIV, police variant
This illustrates the utility of short, handy PIV variant. With the scope set at 3.5x, off-hand snapshots are possible. That would be rather harder with the longer bull barrels typical of longer military sniper rifles. At typical police sniper ranges under … Continue reading
Posted in holster, rifle, training, weapon
Tagged 308Win, 9x19, bolt action, camo, sniper
3 Comments
AKMS underfolder with TechSights
I’ve featured TechSights here before. They double AK’s sight radius. TechSights | A-tacs
A better sight for the Little Badger
Putting the MARS on the little single-shot .22 was a joke. The sight was too big and it sat much too high over the bore. The little Lucid M7 is smaller and much cheaper and so a closer match to … Continue reading
Banning crossbows
In Medieval Europe, several countries banned crossbows and arbalests for civilian use. The reason was transparent: protecting the monopoly of armored knights and soldiers on effective violence. Crossbows were far easier to learn than longbows and quite effective against armor … Continue reading
Posted in ammunition, rifle, rkba, self-defense, weapon
25 Comments
No such thing for the antis as “safe enough gun”
The technology behind this carbine is 1860s. The design is 1870s. This one is in .44Mag, but they are also available in .45Colt — again, 1870s technology that can work even with black powder and cast lead bullets. As we … Continue reading
Posted in civil rights, rifle, self-defense, weapon
Tagged 44Mag, cowboy, Henry Arms, lever action, woman
4 Comments
Get your own Tavor
I recently mentioned having a black Tavor on hand. It’s now up for an auction. Get your own!
They won’t ban your single-shot .22, right?
.22 rifles are, by definition, rifled. In quite a few countries, that’s subject to a higher level of restriction than smoothbores. 22LR round is fixed ammunition, and that is also more restricted compared to loosely loaded black powder guns. The … Continue reading
Posted in ammunition, civil rights, rifle, rkba, self-defense, sound suppressor, weapon
Tagged 22LR, Chiappa
9 Comments
Shooting 50BMG for the first time.
After taking photos of the Micor Leader 50 bullpup for a couple of years, I finally got around to shooting it. Since Charles St.George, the designer, didn’t have a scope with it, I mounted a 2.5x Konus shotgun scope kindly … Continue reading
It takes more than just a pink stock to fit a rifle for a lady
Savage Lady Hunter with 2.5-10x Nightforce scope. The rifle is very light, and its hardwood stock has greater than usual comb height.
Improve your odds
As an aside, I’d like to note that the woman shown in the photos was kidnapped at 19 following an armed robbery of her workplace. The druggie criminal promised to rape her. She managed to get the kidnapper’s pistol from … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people, pistol, rifle, rkba, self-defense, weapon
Tagged 44S&W, revolver, woman
9 Comments
Name this rifle.
Sergeant Hartman: What’s this weapon’s name, Private Pyle? Private Pyle: Sir, the Private’s weapon’s name is Charlene, sir! My suggestion was “Judith” after another lethal Israeli. Whatever the name, this rose smells equally sweet to my friend Charles. He’s been … Continue reading
ZK22 bullpup conversion
This kit improves balance and pointing without affecting trigger pull. I tried it at the Bullpup shoot last September and it improved my accuracy considerably over the base stock. Unlike P90, it separates support hand from the trigger guard and … Continue reading
Do you train…in the rain?
Does your hat brim keep your glasses clear enough to see? Is your scope waterproof and rust-resistant enough to function the day after the rain? Can you move with full loadout while soaked? Do your soles provide a sure footing? … Continue reading
Posted in rifle, self-defense, training
Tagged 223, 308Win, AR15, bolt action, rain, sniper, solider, water
4 Comments
Very tacticute
Melissa Gilliland keeps up her side of the family standards by being a competitive shooter in her own right. The rifle is an Asbury Precision Ordnance ASW with 3-15x Light Tactical by Premier Reticles. I’ve seen her kick ass with … Continue reading