Gun Parts Reviews
MCK Glock Conversion Kit: A Quick Review
The Micro Conversion Kit (MCK) from Command Arms Accessories (CAA) was once all the rage. It allows shooters to convert a stock Glock into something that belongs in a sci-fi movie. But why would someone want to turn their trusty Glock into a space-age-looking sub-gun? After all, there are plenty of Pistol Caliber Carbines (PCCs) on the market to choose from.
Surefire Warden Blast Can: Great for the Range
The Surefire Warden is a game-changer when it comes to muzzle brakes. If you don't already have one, it's about time you get one.
AR-15 Receiver: Forged vs. Billet
There are several ways to construct an AR-15 Receiver, today we will compare Forged Receivers and Billet Receivers.
Piston AR-15 vs. AK-47: Is There an Advantage?
The piston-driven AR-15 is often a serious upgrade that comes with a price. The AK, though, is a rough and humble piston design that performs flawlessly. Why is the piston AR so different, and is it a necessary upgrade to a DI AR?
True Precision Threaded Barrel: Review
The True Precision Threaded Barrel is a reasonably priced, accurate, and reliable upgrade for your pistol.
Ballistic Engineering AR-15/10 Adjustable Trigger: A Must-Have
This adjustable trigger replacement for AR15/10 by Ballistic Engineering is a must have for anyone customizing an AR rifle.
The ENDO Adapter: Brace Your Glock
Why shouldn't I turn my Glock into a PDW? A little company called Endo Tactical produced one of the more interesting Glock accessories on the market.
Samson’s A-Team Mini-14 Folding Stock: As Good As The Original?
These folding stocks enhance shootability and storage options, so the practical advantages are solid. Aside from that, there is the cool factor from the aesthetics that we enjoy so much. These stocks can be had in either a stainless finish to match Ruger's stainless Mini-14 finish or black. Either way, they're attractive and function great. Getcha one!
Shooting Sticks: Useful or Useless?
When deciding which sticks are best for you, it’s important to do the usual and think about what you’re doing with them. If you’re going to be hiking into the mountains for a hunt, you probably don’t want bulky shooting sticks. And if you tend to put a fair amount of pressure on them, you don’t want a slender model that’s literally going to buckle under the weight.
Streamlight TLR RM 2: Full Review
This is my first time using the TLR RM 2 light, but it appears to be a solid light. During other reviews, I have put their lights through multiple reliability tests. These include dropping them on concrete, freezing them, submerged in water, etc. At some point, I will put this light through the same tests, but I have no doubt it will hold up just fine.