Filipinos are pretty ingenious people, check out their silenced M3 Grease Guns, their backyard gun shops rival those made in Pakistan and India. Check out the .50cal bolt-action rifles captured in Zamboanga City complete with optics, bipods and muzzle brakes. That being said, I still wouldn’t want to risk shooting it.
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There’s more to shooting then just owning a gun and a few boxes of ammo. Most gun enthusiast own a plethora of other gear. From holsters, mag holders, slings, cleaning kits, bags and tools. Here’s something that will make your range trip a bit easier if you’re an AR-15 shooter. The MTM Tactical Range Box is an all-in-one solution for AR shooters, it also works with other semi-auto rifles, bolt-action rifles and shotguns as well. It contains plenty of storage space for cleaning kits, ammo or mags. It has a removable top storage box as well as a cleaning-station base. It also has two adjustable gun forks to hold your rifle as well as an action block insert arm to fit the AR-15/M16 magwell during maintenance.
They’re available with free shipping on Amazon.
I’ve just recently started clay shooting, I wish I started sooner because it’s a ton of fun. Shooting clays coming from one direction is challenging enough, how about from 360 degrees? The folks at Crazy Quail created their 360 degree clay shooter that launches up to 160 clays a minute from several throwers at once. That’s pretty, crazy.
New from Grey Ghost Gear, their 6 magazine bandoleer is a compact and simple way to carry mags. It’s made from Mil Spec webbing as well as reinforced elastic webbing. Users can wear it around the waist or cross body. It’s currently available in coyote brown and retails for just $25.
If you’re like me then you probably have a Mosin Nagant, or two, or maybe three. Or an entire crate. Anyways, no matter how many Mosins you have you prob have the bayonet somewhere collecting dust, unless you actually mount it when you shoot your Mosin. Well if you do have an old Mosin Nagant 91/30 bayonet sitting around the folks over at Brass Stacker have this sweet handle kit that turns your bayonet into a bad ass dagger. Made out of solid steel with an oxide finish your Mosin bayonet slides right on without any permanent modification needed, however they only work with the 91/30 Mosin Nagant bayonets. It’s made right here in the USA and comes with a 100% lifetime warranty from Brass Stacker. You can check out other Mosin Nagant accessories and news HERE.
They’re available for under $38 shipped on Amazon.
1791 Apparel recently released their new Right Arm shirt featured the Fusil Automatique Léger rifle, A.K.A the FAL, as well as the FAL’s nickname as the “Right Arm of The Free World”. They retail for $18 over at 1791Apparel.com.
Even though I don’t own a FAL I’m a huge fan of them, one day I’d like to add one to my collection. In case you wanted to know what countries around the world use the FAL, check out this map of military rifles from around the world.
OK it’s not real, but it’s real cheesy. The guy doing the shooting is actually a politician in the Philippines. You know, the country still rocking the M3 Grease Gun.
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Here’s a pretty cool map of the rifles used by all the various militaries around the world. Guess which rifle is used the most around the world. Click the link above for a full-size version of the map to find out.
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Remember that old video of Saddam Hussein shooting a rifle into the air? That was Saddam’s personal Ruger M77, it was reported today that it actually sold for $48,875 by the Rock Island Auction Company. That’s a lot of money, and it’s not even gold plated like most personal firearms of Middle Eastern dictators.
This homemade mod was posted over at GunMartBlog, it looks like someone put a suppressed Ruger 10/22 inside the shell of a Nerf gun. Usually people put a 10/22 (or sometimes the Marlin 795) inside airsoft guns, like this bad ass SAW made with a 10/22. Is putting a rimfire rifle inside a toy gun the new fad?
