Archive for 'Gun Tests'
Review: Micro Desert Eagle .380acp
Let’s face it: the firearms market has been absolutely saturated with concealed carry guns chambered in the feisty little .380acp. The most popular thus far has been the inexpensive Ruger LCP. Unfortunately, the LCP has been affected by a safety recall. Some early units were not drop-safe– not exactly a good proposition for a gun […]
Posted: August 12th, 2009 under Misc., Gun Tests, Reviews.
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LWRC SBR vs. MSAR Bullpup
This week, we took delivery of our first SBR from LWRC. It was a 10.5in M6A2 model in 5.56mm that was special ordered for a client several months ago. After handling the unit, I started thinking about a few things. Hopefully, you can glean something from my madness.
In my sick and twisted mind, […]
Posted: June 4th, 2009 under Misc., Gun Tests, Reviews.
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Review: WASR AK47
By: Erik Laracuente of Rican Havoc Productions
AK47. A combination of letters and numbers that quite possibly evokes more emotion than any other alphanumeric name in the history of our world. The ubiquitous AK47 has come to symbolize liberty, freedom, hope, and defense. It has also come to symbolize tyranny, oppression, and terrorism. No matter […]
Posted: May 15th, 2009 under Misc., Gun Tests, Reviews.
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Review: Sig Sauer 556 Classic SWAT
Sig Sauer finally hits black with its latest iteration of the 556: the Classic SWAT. This is the way 556s were meant to be– with a real Swiss folding stock and grip! If you’re like me, you probably see very little utility in an M4-style stock if the host weapon doesn’t require a buffer tube. […]
Posted: May 11th, 2009 under Misc., Gun Tests, Reviews.
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Review: MSAR STG556
The STG556 is a US-made clone of the famous Steyr AUG: battle rifle of choice for the Austrian, Australian, and Irish armies. This is high-tech stuff, my friends and the AUG was WAY ahead of its time. Steyr engineers pioneered the vertical grip and the bullpup rifle. As a child, I considered the AUG one […]
Posted: April 23rd, 2009 under Gun Tests, Reviews.
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