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Personal Defense Weapons Assault Weapons AR-15 All three refer to the same thing. The name and connotation varies based on who has the firearm. The Department of Homeland Security just put in a requisition for 7,000 PDW (Personal Defense Weapons) — and these would actually more accurately fit in to the Assault Weapons category because…
Read MoreFree AR-15
Courtesy of Amistead Armory. Enter by February 7, 2013. http://unbouncepages.com/ggo-ar15-giveaway/
Read MoreWin A Free AR-15, 1000 Rounds Of .223 And 10-30 Round PMAGs!!
Wow. Just wow. Updated the link to reflect the proper contest announcement showing that the deadline is January 31, 2013.
Read More300 AAC Blackout – Initial Impressions
I had the opportunity to test fire my new 300 AAC Blackout upper receiver for my AR-15 last Friday afternoon. Two different loads were tested. One was a 208gr (subsonic, traveling at 1,020 feet per second – per the manufacturer) and the other was a 125gr (supersonic, traveling at 2,325 feet per second – per…
Read MoreWho Really Needs An AR15?
This question has been bandied about by people who don’t know guns, as some sort of rhetorical trump. The answer is somewhat complicated for people not versed in the subject, but I’m going to have a whack at it. The ever so eloquent Michael Z. Williamson sounds off on the topic. http://www.michaelzwilliamson.com/blog/item/who-really-needs-an-ar15
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