This is “Photosynthesis” week on DOWN RANGE Radio! First off, a little rant about equipping the Syrian rebels with small arms without a background check for each and every Al Qaeda sympathizer. Then he waxes poetic about his new Survival Sheath System prepper shoulder holster. Finally… phases and gates… remember these words.
“What’s best” is a fallacious concept because there is no set of objective criteria for evaluation that works “across the board,”so to speak.
The Daniel Defense MK18 features the railed forend Daniel Defense currently provides to USSOCOM and a 10.3” Cold Hammer Forged Barrel.
The Colorado Freedom Shoot is a family-friendly event that will allow participants to shoot solo or compete as a team in handgun, carbine and long-range challenges for cash prizes, gear and giveaways.
Joe Mantegna sits down with Michael Bane at the set of Gun Stories to talk about firearms, viewer reactions, his career, the gun he uses on Criminal Minds and his own Chicago-themed restaurant in Burbank, California named Taste Chicago.
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This week, Iain and Mike are competing with the Browning Automatic Rifle the M249.
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Parking lots are prime hunting grounds for predators, especially after dark. In a low light situation, things are a lot more difficult. You want to be more aware, but the darker it is the more difficult it is to see what’s going on around you. Carrying a flash light can be as important as carrying a gun in a self defense situation.
In this episode, we journey to the Lone Star State and attend a cowboy action match worthy of the Texas sized reputation it has developed.
On American Rifleman TV, we’re heading to Gunsite with American heroes. Just because you’re a wounded warrior, doesn’t mean that your service to your country or the fun of the shooting sports should be taken from you. We also look at green lasers from Crimson Trace and the Soviet PPSH 41 SMG.
It is time for the finale of Elite Tactical Unit. Last men standing are Tony Caspers and Scott McDonnold. One of them are going home empty handed. One of them will take home $10,000 for himself and $100,000 in cash and prizes for his department.