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The Modern AR-15 rifle. So many choices. And this is always a Controversial topic - what barrel with what twist rate is the best to use. The answer is pretty simple - depending what you will be using your rifle for.1-in-9 Inches1-in-9 is a great compromise twist rate—not too fast to cause problems with the 55-grain Bullets, but fast enough to stabilize all but the heaviest bullets under most circumstances. This twist will stabilize most traditional bullets up to 75-grains, and ... Read more

Today’s topic of discussion is What Is The Difference between .223 Wylde and 5.56 NATO AR-15 Barrel.First and for most, let’s get the terminology straight. .223 Wylde IS NOT your regular .223 Remington! I know, both sound very much similar but these are completely different animals. So let’s go into details.5.56 NATO and .223 RemingtonThough they share identical case dimension, they are slightly different and thus, are not the same cartridge. .223 Remington is slightly smaller than you... Read more

The 308 caliber barrel is a highly sought-after piece of hardware in the world of shooting enthusiasts. It is specifically designed to fit rifles chambered in the popular 7.62mm round, known for its accuracy and versatility in both hunting and competitive shooting.The use of a 308 caliber barrel provides numerous benefits to those who know their way around firearms. For one, it offers an improved ballistic coefficient, which means the bullet can maintain its velocity and accuracy over greater d... Read more

Most often then not, I get a question on the twist rate of AR-15 barrels (AR-10 is a completely different animal, and is not addressed here) and which twist should a client select. The answer depends totally on you and what you will be using the rifle for. But let's explore.Common twist rates of AR-15 barrels are: 1 and 7, 1 and 8, 1 and 9. So what's the most optimal? Answer is as always, depending on what bullet grain you prefer to shoot.AR-15 barrels come in different lengths, materials, treat... Read more

Introduction:The .308 Winchester, also known as the 7.62x51mm NATO, was developed in the early 1950s and has since become one of the most popular cartridges for hunting and long-range shooting. Its versatility and accuracy make it a favorite among shooters and hunters alike.Specifications:The .308 cartridge is a centerfire cartridge with a diameter of .308 inches. The bullet weight ranges from 125 to 180 grains, and the muzzle velocity ranges from 2,500 to 3,000 feet per second. Its chamber p... Read more