SilencerCo turns its .22 suppressor line into a competition series
SilencerCo's Rimfire Ruckus stages an eight-shooter .22 LR three-gun match at a private Wyoming range, with the Sparrow 22 and the modular Switchback 22 on the guns throughout.
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SilencerCo's Rimfire Ruckus stages an eight-shooter .22 LR three-gun match at a private Wyoming range, with the Sparrow 22 and the modular Switchback 22 on the guns throughout.
Garand Thumb's nuclear strike video runs a 24-minute scenario through EMP effects, fallout decontamination and a 72-hour basement shelter, and how it lines up with federal planning documents.
A Dead Air Wolverine on a Mosin-Nagant M91/30 made the rifle more pleasant to shoot, not less, contradicting the back-pressure warning Lujan relays on camera.
Forgotten Weapons filmed all three SACO Defense M683 prototypes, the 1983 submachine gun built on Brazil's Uru design.
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Primary Arms' new PLxC 1.5-12x36 draws a hard verdict from optics reviewer BrassFacts over its exposed turret.
5.7x28 belongs in the pistol column, two Classic Firearms hosts argue in a studio segment covering the NATO trials, the velocity-versus-energy math, and who is chambering it now.
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Hop's new video keeps pistol suppressors last on his priority list, but argues lightweight boosterless titanium cans and purpose-built holsters have fixed enough of the problem to matter.
Knorr-Bremse FG 42 footage from Springfield Armory's reference collection shows a stamped, side-feeding rifle with no markings, no accession paperwork, and no confirmed maker.