by thegunfeed | Oct 19, 2014 | Uncategorized
This beautiful photo was taken by HKG of his S&W Model 27-2 manufactured in 1977. The Model 27 has been a popular gun with consumers and law enforcement ever since its introduction almost 80 years ago in 1935. The ’27 was originally named the “Registered Magnum”,...
by thegunfeed | Oct 19, 2014 | Uncategorized
Larry Vickers went to Gunsite Academy in Paulden, AZ, with Frank Galli, founder of Sniper’s Hide to attempt a 2,000 meter (1.243 miles) shot with Gunsite Instructor (and long range .50-caliber multi-world champion) Walt Wilkinson* spotting. Gunsite Academy’s Walt...
by thegunfeed | Oct 19, 2014 | Uncategorized
I’ve used a few of the mesh brass catchers out on the market that attach to your AR-15, and for the most part they kinda suck. There’s currently one on the crowd funding site RocketHub that looks like it doesn’t suck. Called the Brass Wrangler, it’s made out of Kydex...
by thegunfeed | Oct 19, 2014 | Uncategorized
To most TFB readers, the terms “battle rifle” and “assault rifle” are probably familiar ones. A “battle rifle” is something chambered in 7.62mm, or maybe any full power rifle cartridge, which has a big 20 round box magazine and fires semi-automatically (perhaps also...
by thegunfeed | Oct 19, 2014 | Uncategorized
Editor’s Note: We’re highlighting all of the bucks that ran in August’s Deer of the Year feature. Each week we’ll post the full story and extra photos right here on the BBZ blog. So exactly how do you go about bowhunting a buck that virtually an entire county full of...
by thegunfeed | Oct 19, 2014 | Uncategorized
If you’ve ever wondered how to stock (or un-stock) your fridge and freezer for emergencies, then follow along. A power outage can turn your beloved kitchen refrigerator into a metal hulk full of melting and rotting food. Don’t let your hard earned dollars transform...
