Reviews
How to modify Tapco Intrafuse mags for the IWI ACE
<p>The IWI ACE is an awesome little carbine, with dozens of great features - but it does have a dark side... sort of. It doesn't like to run with magazines that are too wide - like the Tapco Intrafuse AK magazine. Thankfully, you can modifiy these magazines in just 10 minutes, to run in your Galil ACE 52.</p>
Nine Detachable Shotgun Magazine Options
When you think of shotguns, do you only think of tube feeders? Some scatterguns run on a detachable shotgun magazine. Here are a few of them.
<p>Someone dyed a Sand PMAG to resemble Bacon.</p>
In a lot of ways, the AR-15 wrench (or armorers wrench) is like a plumber — you rarely need one, but when you do, you REALLY do.
HK 416 Polymer Gen2 Stanag Magazine
This HK 416 Gen2 STANAG magazine is not a common magazine that you see here in the US. Let's look at the details up close.
The H&K MP5 is an icon around the world with a recognizable thanks to movies and video games. Lets look at the different versions of the MP5 magazine.
Top Three Mags for the CMMG Mutant
<p>Half AR-10. Half AK. All-American, all-Mutant. But how should you feed this beast?</p>
Defensive Magazines Should Drop Free
<p class="p1">Magazines are one of those places where you can save a few bucks, but when you do, one of the things you might discover is that your bargain magazines don’t drop free from your gun. On the range it can be annoying. In a match it can mean the difference between winning and losing. In a violent encounter it can mean you face the worst consequences.</p> <p class="p1">It is for this reason that I recommend to my students that they make sure to select magazines that drop free from their defensive handgun.</p>
<p>Ever see the Vz 58 and think "That's a funny looking AK?" That's because it is not an AK-pattern rifle. Not by a long shot.</p>
Finding the Right 22lr Handgun for a Child
<p>My daughter has a responsible attitude. She is respectful, follows directions, and has shown a very strong interest in guns from an early age. I began teaching her how to deal with firearms at the age of two with the Eddie Eagle Gunsafe Program, followed by the rules of firearm safety that I use and that I teach my students. She was a natural.</p>