Remember the Maglite suppressor from The Walking Dead a few years back? Well it looks like someone actually made the adapter to attach a Maglite to your threaded barrel. Now just threading a Maglite to your gun won’t turn it into a suppressor without adding any baffling. But it would look cool if you’re trying to build accessories for a Walking Dead cosplay or something.
Check them out online over at Amazon.com.
I love the M1 Carbine, it’s light, accurate and packs a decent punch. One of my dream guns is the brother to the M1, the select-fire M2 Carbine. If you’re a fan of the M1 and M1 Carbines you’ll get a kick out of the video above produced by the U.S. War Department in 1945. They even compare it to the 8mm Japanese Type 100 submachine gun.
Looks like France is finally working on replacing their FAMAS rifles. They’re looking to acquire 90,000 rifles chambered in 5.56mm x 45 NATO from a foreign producer as they no longer have the production capacity to produce them in country. So far on the list of potential replacement list are the FN Herstal FN SCAR-L, the Thales Australia F90, the German Heckler & Koch HK416A5, the Italian Beretta ARX160, and the Czech CZ 805 BREN. Read more on their search for a new assault rifle over at Janes.com.
If you could choose a replacement what would you pick?
In the market for some sweet valve stem covers? Check out this Kickstarter to fund these valve stem covers made out of spent .40 S&W casings.
The folks at Texas Precision Products released an interesting muzzle brake for the Mosin Nagant 91/30. Made of 6061 T-6 aircraft-grade aluminum and weighting in a just 3.5 ounces their new brake reduces muzzle rise as well as recoil up to 45%. No gunsmithing is required to install it, just twist on behind the front sight. It also includes a set-screw to prevent it from coming loose. They don’t work the Chinese model Type 53 Mosin Nagant rifles however. They’re made in Texas and retail for $69.95.
They’ve available online at Amazon as well.
Check them out in action below:
American Tactical Imports is offering customers a $30 Rebate for any new GSG or Firepower Xtreme firearm bought until July 31, 2014. Click here for all the details.
Check out this awesome crossbow made by Youtuber Joerg Sprave. It’s a pump-action with an magazine that holds the crossbow bolts. I’d buy/build one, it looks like a ton of fun.
It seems like 80% lowers are all the rage these days, heck you can even get them on Amazon. Well the next big thing in AR lowers is here, 0% lowers. The folks over at 80percentarms.com are now selling 0% lowers for just $28.99. With an 80% lower you had to finish the remanding 20% yourself, with these new 0% lowers you get to finish 100% yourself! Check them out at 80percentarms.com.
We are pleased to offer the finest 0% lower receivers in the world. What is a zero percent lower you ask? As the name suggests, it’s a lower receiver that is zero percent complete. In other words, a solid brick of aluminum. Our lowers start off in the form of these bricks and are machined to 80% completion on our state-of-the art 5 axis CNC mills. These 0% lowers are heavy and have sharp edges. They could make a good weapon if thrown at an attacker. Don’t tell the Obama administration, lest they try ban these very scary things.
Check out this conversion M41A Pulse Rifle from the movie Aliens. Lage Manufacturing put a M-11 chambered in 9mm in a pulse rifle body with a few other goodies. Check it out in action below.
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Who needs a pricey Slidefire stock when you can make your own bumpfire stock for your Ruger 10/22. Check out the video above to see how. Check out our past post on how-to bumpfire your AR-15 with a rubber band.
