Recreational shooting and other stuff
DryFireMag for Sig P365: Hands-On Review The DryFireMag for Sig P365 is the ultimate dry fire training magazine designed to let you practice trigger control, grip, sight alignment, and presentation without racking the slide. For concealed carry shooters, competition shooters, and anyone who wants to improve muscle memory with a Sig P365, this tool offers uninterrupted … Read more
PRP Ruger 10/22 Triggers, Bolts, and Other Parts Powder River Precision makes many upgrade parts for Ruger 10/22 rifles. However, some parts matter more than others. If you are researching Powder River Precision Ruger upgrades, this guide explains what the main parts do. It also explains who benefits most from each upgrade. Importantly, this article … Read more
Redacted Arms LLC active reset systems are precision-engineered trigger components designed to improve reset feel, control, and consistency on semi-automatic firearms. Rather than altering how a firearm functions, these systems focus on enhancing trigger return and repeatability across popular platforms. These include the AR-15, MP5, and AK. For shooters who value mechanical performance over cosmetic … Read more
It’s no secret that proper firearm maintenance can affect reliability, longevity, and performance. For that reason, using the right products matters. GRITR Gun Care products are designed to simplify cleaning and lubrication without sacrificing protection. Together, the GRITR Gun CLP Spray and GRITR Gun Synthetic Grease cover everything from routine cleaning to high-wear contact points. … Read more
For this review, we dropped a stainless Remington 700 long action in .270 into the new Boyds DEADSET stock. I’ve used plenty of Boyds stocks over the years, but this one stood out right away. It’s built around an aluminum bedding chassis with a laminate exterior, which gives it the strength of a metal chassis … Read more
Looking for Beretta 1301 Tactical upgrades? Midwest Industries offers a stock, M-LOK handguard, and shell holder that improve ergonomics, durability, and modularity. I recently picked up a 1301, and though it’s an excellent shotgun, I realized a few changes were in order. While the factory furniture works, the polymer stock and hollow-feeling forend with aggressive … Read more