Those of us who have been in the shooting business long enough certainly remember when the only ARs worth buying were made by Colt and Bushmaster. A lot has changed since then; the […]
If you read our reviews of Paul Howe’s Tac Pistol and Tac Rifle Operator DVD’s, you know we fully embrace his system. His Advanced Tac Pistol/Rifle Operator DVD picks up where the previous […]
UPDATE: Complete review is here We will have a detailed review of the TAC-21 Chassis System for the Remington 700 available soon. The system allows the use of any AR15 stock and pistol grip and allows the […]
Rifleshooter.com: VTAC L.U.S.A. Universal Sling Adapter Review VTAC has once again answered the call with a novel sling mount that works with most systems. The VTAC L.U.S.A. (100-004-331), attaches to a rifle’s rail system via […]
Rifleshooter.com teams up with Brownell’s to update an old AR-15 The following article chronicles our build and is for informational purposes only. Reflecting on the round count for the carbine I am currently shooting, […]
Rifleshooter.com AR15 Upper Receiver Build: The following chronicles rifleshooter.com’s upper receiver build. It is presented for information purposes only. Have a certified gunsmith inspect and check any work prior to attempting to fire. […]
Rifleshooter.com reviews the Surefire X300 The Surefire X300 (152-000-041) is an LED tactical light, powered by two 123A batteries, that is mountable to a series of rifles, shotguns and pistols. The unit simply slides onto the […]
Rifleshooter.com reviews Panteao Productions “Make Ready with Bill Rogers: Reactive Pistol Shooting” Bill Rogers is a former FBI agent and the inventor of the kydex holster. He runs the world renowned Rogers Shooting School in […]
Rifleshooter.com: Remington R15 30AR Review (Model 60100) We’ve all been dragged into the “is the 223 a good deer round” debate at sometime in our life. All too often, those arguing its virtues for this application are […]
Rifleshooter.com’s Shotgun Buckshot Standards The buckshot standards are used to evaluate patterning. Stage 1, patterning. Using a clean cardboard target at 7, 15 and 25 yards fire one round center mass. Measure the extreme spread of […]
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