Tactical Gun Review
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Sirupate Khukuri – Weapon of Nepalese Warriors
Weapon of the Gurkhas The khukuri (also spelled kukri) is the traditional weapon of the elite Gurkha soldiers. Fierce warriors who hail from the mountainous regions of Nepal have used this ancient blade for centuries.
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Tactical Applications Group: Spartan II Armor Carrier
The number of people who have actually worn body armor at work is small. Most are military and law enforcement. In fact, the vast majority of civilians who purchase a plate carrier will do so for airsoft or paintball use. There’s nothing wrong with this, but for those few civilians who have actually had to…
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Defensive Target Selection
Historical Context Bullseye targets are fine for competition use, but I find them wholly unsatisfactory for defense-based training. Put simply, you are never going to be mugged by a bullseye or have one break into your house.
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Simple Green and the KZ Carbon Removal Super Tool
Anyone who has used Soviet surplus 5.45x39mm ammunition knows that it is dirty, nasty and corrosive. I happen to shoot thousands of rounds of the stuff. In fact, I’ve shot so much through my Spike’s 5.45 upper that the bolt carrier locked closed.
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MEC-GAR Aftermarket Magazines for the SIG P226
When I came home from Iraq in early 2010, I decided to get myself a welcome-home present. I’d been thinking of getting a SIG Sauer P226, partially on the recommendation of several former members of the British military. Their experience with the SIG P226 impressed them greatly, and they seemed to have much more confidence…
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Midwest Industries 15-inch Gen 2 SS Series FF Hanguard – Initial Impressions
I like the idea of having a really long free-float tube on my AR-15. I was introduced to slick-side forearms with the Vltor CASV-M and soon graduated to the Daniel Defense MFR 12.0 that I put onto my 16-inch precision barrel. I liked it, but would rather have something a bit longer, for several reasons.…
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LASERLYTE NAA Laser Sight
Hello, well we’re not going to revolutionize defensive hand-gunning with today’s topic. What I can do is show you how much better you can shoot with this laser sight though. I picked this little laser up from my dealer for $50. It was used but new in the package. With an MSRP of $109.95 it dramatically…
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Choosing a Good .380acp Load
Well here it is August already, before long the coats will be coming back out and it will be cold again here in Michigan. Which brings me to my topic today. Carry ammo choices, specifically for the 380acp. I have extensively fired 2 Ruger LCP’s, 3 Keltec 380’s and 2 Smith Bodyguards. This is what I like for…
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Congratulations Allen Cosby – Winner of the TGR Trijicon SRS!
Allen Michael Cosby is the winner of the Tactical Gun Review Trijicon SRS sweepstakes! You can read one of Mr. Cosby’s reviews here. TGR’s review of the Trijicon Sealed Reflex Site. Many thanks to Susan Belanger, Senior Marketing Coordinator at Trijicon for sponsoring the contest. As always, Susan is a pleasure to work with.
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Consumer Review: Trijicon TA98 mount
The Trijicon scope mount TA98 is another superb offering from the makers of the rugged, reliable and accurate ACOG line of compact rifle scopes. I purchased the TA98 because of the branding and it is everything I expected and more.
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Sightmark Sureshot
A Great Budget Optic
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Magpul MOE Handguard
Smooth in the hand and extremely light on the weapon. The Magpul MOE Handguard comes in all three lengths for any AR-15 rifle. It also comes in shotgun models.
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Consumer Review: Magpul ASAP
A brief review of my experience and ease of use with the MAGPUL ASAP
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Consumer Review: Dave’s Metal Works Easyloader for Remington
Works Great…requires a little patience, but worth the effort and at a great price
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Magpul MBUS
Who in the world would want a polymer sight? Their going to just break and they won’t zero, right? Wrong. The Magpul MBUS is the only rear sight I feel comfortable depending on.