• K&M M17S 223 Review

    K&M M17S 223 Review

    Way back in 80s & 90s, Bushmaster bought the design for a bullpup rifle called the M17S. It was a short stroke, gas driven semi-auto that uses many AR180 parts in a bullpup configuration. Bushmaster stopped making it but more recently, K&M Arms has brought out an upgraded version of the bullpup rifle and on

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  • Ruger 77/44 Review

    Ruger 77/44 Review

    The Ruger 77/44 is a bolt action, rotary-magazine fed rifle using the 44 Remington Magnum pistol cartridge. Because it uses a (stout) pistol cartridge, the action is really compact, Ruger can get away with using locking lugs in the middle of the bolt instead of locking lugs at the front, and the rifle is very

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  • Silicon Carbide Pistol Grip Mod DIY

    Silicon Carbide Pistol Grip Mod DIY

    So, if you’re going to shoot 3 gun, you can run factory pistols, or you can mod your pistol to compete better. As a Canadian who can’t run a concealed carry pistol, I opted for the competition pistol. You can either run a really grippy grip panel, or skateboard tape, or epoxy on some Silicon

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  • I Guess YouTube Isn’t a Fad

    I Guess YouTube Isn’t a Fad

    While I started the website in early 2012, I only earnestly started my YouTube channel in 2014. Since then, a lot of people have appreciated or disliked my YouTube videos. I just recently passed a milestone that this country kid never would have thought possible: 5 Million views and 10,000 subscribers. Keep in mind that

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  • 1911 Upgrades for 3 Gun – AKA Polishing a Turd

    1911 Upgrades for 3 Gun – AKA Polishing a Turd

    Here in Canada, our pistol mags are limited to 10, more or less. So when it comes to shooting 3 gun, there actually isn’t a huge benefit to running double stack mags. While in the US, standard mags will hold 17 rounds or so, they’re all at 10 in Canada. So, I got to thinking

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  • Firearms Training Courses in Canada

    Firearms Training Courses in Canada

    I went a long time with very little firearms training and abilities and didn’t enjoy shooting to the fullest. I avoided pistols because I thought they were super inaccurate, but it was me the whole time. While I could hunt with rifles/shotguns just fine, my other skills were lacking until I took more serious training.

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