Atlas Gunworks Athena Review
Our take on the Atlas Athena from Atlas Gunworks. A high performance, straight out of the box competition super car of a gun.
San Tan Tactical: A Year in Review
Chris Tran has had a year to take a look at San Tan Tactical’s revolutionary STT-15. Here's his take on how he built his...
A Failed State – By Andrew E. Coussens
Written in a familiar and easy tone and laced with an open honesty that few men – let alone combat-hardened warriors – are given...
Range Test: Shooting Bulletsafe Body Armor
Bulletsafe is a manufacturer of affordable body armor and is the same company behind the ballistic panel inserts for backpacks that I have written about before. Prior to the backpack panel insert, however, their first product was level 3A soft body armor. Recently Bulletsafe offered us the opportunity to test it.
Comp-Mag: The Restricted State Solution?
Ok, let’s just get this out there first so there is no misunderstanding. This author does not support infringements on our 2A rights. Those...
Danner Tachyon
High Speed, Low Drag is a catchy phrase that is thrown about within military circles (and with keyboard commandos). It designates the object or...
Evolution of the Micro Red Dot Sight
Will it stand up to the stresses of continuous, torturous recoil? Can it withstand getting beat up and knocked around? How will it do in extreme heat, cold and humidity? Will it turn on and stay on when you need it most?
Seekins Precision Havak Rifle Review – Good & Bad
We go over Dave's experience with his Seekins Precision HAVAK bolt action rifle. We cover accuracy, cycling features and some of the issues.
Arisaka Defense – Quality Illumination at an Economical Price
Several months ago, my friend UWone77 introduced me to Arisaka Defense, a small company that created several very interesting light mounts and accessories for...
The Arsenal Democracy Phenomenon
Hearing a “click” when you expect a “BANG” is probably the worst sound a war fighter can hear in the middle of a firefight with enemy combatants closing in. Having a gun go down with a catastrophic failure is one way to get the blood flowing and push the pucker factor meter off the charts. James Pechi and David Pavlick know all too well what happens when Murphy rears his ugly head. They have experienced it first hand, multiple times throughout their Special Forces carriers. Throughout Pechi and Pavlick’s combined 25 years of combat experience with the 7th Special Forces Group they have experienced just about every type of failure or malfunction the M4 carbine has to offer. James and David have endured the carnage of war together. It was through this bond, this brotherhood that Arsenal Democracy was forged.
