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There’s a certain satisfaction you get from taking your first gun out of the box and being mesmerized by its amazing design. However, most gun owners prefer customizing their firearms to add a personalized touch. You can buy various firearm accessories to improve its performance or make it more aesthetically pleasing. Customization options are endless; however, you must ensure that whatever you do is within the state rules and regulations. Let’s take a deeper look into gun customization in ...

Yes folks. It’s summer again. The cool of the morning turns to intense heat by 10 a.m. for many of us and the only solution one would seek is to stay inside the four walls to avoid the heat. But if you’re a passionate hunter, life’s too short to spend three months of every year sitting in front of an air conditioner and dreaming of fall. Don’t let the dog days of summer get you down. Here are the best hot-weather hunts for Summer: June, July and August.Collared Doves - shotgun is your best...

The 450 Bushmaster caliber is a powerful round that was designed specifically for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts looking for a reliable and hard-hitting option. Its origins can be traced back to the early 2000s, when it was created by Tim LeGendre of LeMag Firearms. He wanted to create a round that was powerful enough to take down big game like elk and moose at short to medium ranges. The 450 Bushmaster caliber is a perfect representation of that vision, as it has gained a significant following...

As firearm enthusiasts, we are always looking for new ways to push our weapons to the limit. This constant search for something more powerful has given birth to several new calibers, including the 458 Socom and the 450 Bushmaster. In this article, we will delve into the differences between these two popular calibers and explore their origins, specifications, and potential uses.OriginsThe 458 Socom, also known as the 458 SOCOM, is a relatively new cartridge developed in 2000 by Marty ter Weeme, a...

The .50 Beowulf is a rifle big-bore cartridge developed by Alexander Arms for use in a modified AR-15 rifle. Why does it belong in your AR-15 collection?First and foremost, it is based on your standard AR-15 platform. The .50 Beowulf is compatible with standard AR-15 upper and lower receivers, handguards, buffer systems and small parts. The only difference is the barrel and your BCG, not counting the magazine, which it takes 6.5 Grendel Type II Bolt Face. It is entirely possible to slap a c...

IntroductionAmmunition is an essential part of firearms technology, with bullets being the most significant element in ammunition. While bullets may seem like a simple piece of equipment, they comprise four vital components that ensure effective and accurate performance. Understanding these components and their roles is vital for anyone who wants to get into the technical aspect of firearms or just be more knowledgeable in ammunition technology. In this guide, we'll be examining each of these co...

Firearms are an important tool for many individuals who take self-defense seriously, go to the range, or participate in competitions. With so many different firearms available, it can be hard to know which one is right for you. This is especially true when it comes to comparing the differences between the AR-9 or 9mm and the AR-45 or 45 ACP.The History of 9mm and 45 ACPThe 9mm has been around for over a century, having been developed by Georg Luger in 1902. It has since become one of the most po...

For decades, a debate has raged in the firearms community, a debate about AR-15 versus the AK-47. While there seems to be no end in sight, the AK-47s little sister, AK-74, designed by Russians in the late 70s to counter AR 5.56x45mm NATO cartridge, actually is the one that performs very similar, ballistic-wise, to an AR-15, and thus, is much closer to run a comparison.The AK-47 shoots the World War II-era 7.62x39mm that the Russians designed in 1943. The AK-74 shoots the 5.45x39mm cartridge...