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How Many Magazines Are Enough? An Examination of Extra AR-15 Mags
Can you have too many magazines? The most common answer is no. But most people have finite resources to devote to self-defense and firearms. What is the reasonable balance? Let's look at it from a few angles.
Magpul Bipod and Crossfire II Riflescope: Perfect Match For The Savage 110 Hunter
Pair the Savage 110 with a Vortex Crossfire II scope and Magpul bipod and you have a great setup that will get the job done for just about any type of hunting you need it to.
All About AR-15 Stocks: Shoulder It
Your AR-15 stock is one of the parts of your rifle you directly interface with. Choose it with some selective criteria in mind.
The Polymer 80 PFC9: Totally Not a Glock
Did you know that Polymer 80 doesn’t just produce 80% frames and receivers? In fact, they produce entire firearms like the PFC9. Check it out!
Lancer L5 Warfighter Mag and Plus 6 Extension: A 36-Round Magazine That Works
The Lancer L5 magazine with the Plus 6 magazine extension, is an impressive package. The combination makes for a reliable, quality, and budget-conscious product for AR shooters looking to expand their magazine capacity.
Guns That Accept Glock Mags: They Just Keep Coming
Everyone has an opinion on which magazine is better than the other. But it’s hard to ignore the fact that Glock mags are the most universal and popular magazine for handguns and PCCs. Here are just a few guns that accept Glock mags that I like to shoot:
Savage 110 Magpul Hunter: A Compact Bolt-Action in 6.5 Creedmoor
The Savage 110 has a good reputation and teaming up with Magpul only makes the gun more appealing. If you want a great-looking rifle at a decent price, you can’t go wrong with this one.
Panic Buying: It’s Right Around the Corner
Remember the days of Covid? Ammo shelves around the country were as bare as Mother Hubbard's cupboard. Could it happen again?
Ruger AR-15: Is It Worth Your Time?
How does the Ruger AR-15 measure up to others on the market? Here's an up-close look at the features and performance of the Model 8507.
Red Dots and Holographics: Making an Informed Decision
At a passing glance, these two optic designs appear relatively similar in design, purpose, and function. However, these optics are profoundly different.