When the U.S entered the First World War in April 1917 we had a major problem: there weren’t enough rifles to go around. The US military had 600,000 Model 1903s and about 160,000 Krags that were obsolete. Although extra shifts were ordered at the Springfield Armory and Rock Island, and production ramped up on 03s,…
Today’s article is about the Winkler Aggressor, from Winkler Knives II. Today being Independence Day and all, we thought it’d be apropos. If you don’t understand why, you need to be doing some research about Winkler Knives. Mad Duo Review: the Winkler Aggressor Before we dig in, a public apology to the guys from BTactical…
You like cans, we like cans, everybody (whos smart) likes cans. It’s always exciting to see where the industry is moving to advance this technology and push boundaries, and what’s better for advancement than good old-fashioned competition? Maxim Defense is now manufacturing suppressors. They started with one for a belt-fed (because why not?), then the…
The Faxon Glock 17 Threaded Barrel is here! (Among others…) Faxon Firearms is making its own machined barrels. Faxon Firearms is known for its solid work, and it seems like these might be continuing that trend. Arguably, one of the most significant perks of the Glock family is how diverse the “ecosystem” is. The number of…