SIG Sauer’s impressive BDX System brings hi-tech to hunting big game, but here’s the catch—you still must have the skill to deliver the shot. Let me explain. The SIG system is unique because your SIG BDX rangefinder sends your target’s […]
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Let’s face it—a rifle is a pain it the butt to carry in the field. Without a sling, it’s an unwieldy distraction, occupying one or both hands to keep it ready, unclogged and undamaged from banging against rocks, trees, etc.
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Torrential summer rains slowed down my backyard testing of the new Sig air guns, but I finally got a break long enough to set up a back stop for the project. I have a six-foot wood fence between my neighbor’s
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Once upon a time, Sig Sauer was known only for its widely acclaimed, top quality semi-auto pistols. Today, Sig Arms semi-auto pistols maintain their lofty prestige with numerous law enforcement agencies adopting Sig sidearms. However, in recent years, Sig has
Okay, I admit it. I’m a .45 guy. I can already see you 9mm Luger fans, smiling indulgently at this ignorant dinosaur. Don’t I understand that a 9mm with a modern, expanding hollow-point is a sure and reliable stopper? If
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Saturday June 17, we and all of Texas suffered a great loss as a man who was an adopted Texan of many decades, passed on to whatever Hunter’s Valhalla awaits. Bert Klineburger was a legendary figure in International big game
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The term “armed self defense” covers a lot of territory, and the firearm or firearms suitable for one self-defense scenario may not be what you need in another situation. For example, the compact, concealable handgun you carry outside your home
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Like most dyed in the wool gun-nuts, I like to browse through the tables at gun shows and the used gun racks at a few gun stores. At gun shows, there is usually at least one good deal to be
Last week, I reported that I was struggling with Murphy’s Law while testing and evaluation (T&E) of a Black Rain Ordnance Spec-15 Urban rifle and silencer. I was having riflescope problems that ultimately led me to mounting a Leupold 6.5-20X
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Let me recap my recent issues with Murphy’s Law. It started when Black Rain Ordnance (BRO) sent me a .22 caliber silencer to use in connection with Test & Evaluation (T&E) of the Black Rain Spec15 carbine. Unfortunately a .22
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After encountering Murphy’s Law last week regarding a mismatched Black Rain .22 caliber silencer with Black Rain’s BRO Urban rifle chambered for .300 Blackout, it was time to go to Plan B. I screwed-on a SureFire flash hider/silencer adapter to
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As I mentioned in last week’s blog, a flash-hider on my Black Rain Ordnance AR in 300 Blackout prevented attaching that company’s silencer (called a “can” among us hip silencer experts). So, I visited my local gunsmith, Patrick Murphy, who
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A couple of weeks ago, I mentioned a rifle from Black Rain Ordnance that was consigned to me for T&E (test & evaluation). The rifle, a Black Rain BRO Urban rifle is chambered for .300 Blackout and is designed
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I received a new toy a few days ago, a Mossberg 12-gauge, shotgun. The shotgun is a model 930 semi-auto with a seven-round, extended magazine that, with one 2-3/4-inch shell in the chamber gives it an eight-round capacity. You can
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Having decided, grudgingly, to join the 21st Century, I am now, a blogger (or so they tell me). I hope you will cut me some slack, since I have only a vague idea how to do this. Obviously, it will
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