LAST POST!!!!!!!!!!!

Well.....This is it everyone....this is probably the last post of my blogging career....maybe if i come across new stuff over the summer ill post something about it and keep everyone on here updated...but i don't know how it'll go so you all will just have to wait and see. But anyways i'm just going to toot my own horn on this one and explain how bad ass my guns i got are and what i plan on getting next. So as i have explained in my older posts i have a generation 3 Glock 17, which is the full-size 9mm that has a hougue grip on in and i love this gun. I love all my guns but i love this one cause its my first handgun and its just so nice, maybe not the prettiest but it gets the job done. It is beyond reliable and accurate, so light and there is just so many stories on how bad ass this gun is. There is actual story in Glock Handgun Magazine that explains this officer responding to a drunk guy walking around the streets with a shotgun, as the officer approached him the man shot a deer slug at the officer and it crazed his leg and hit the upper receiver on his Glock, he was still able to get a quick 3 shot burst on the man to take him down. The only damage was a nasty scratch! There is another story in the same magazine that says this guy left his Glock with a ported barrel (image 1) in his jeep then he went on vacation, then a hurricane hit his city and they had a friend that seen their jeep floating down the street and he remembered his friend telling him he left his Glock in the jeep. So when he went to recover it he seen it was rusted shut from being under salt water for i think it was 3 or 4 weeks and then they took it to a gun smith to test fire it and it fired 2 consecutive rounds without jamming. Now thats a reliable gun!
Now my .22 is probably the best .22 out there that has no modifications at all. It beats any Ruger 10/22 i'v seen. I got it when it was brand new in 2010 and it got the Shooting Industry 2010 Academy of Excellence Rifle of the YEAR award (as seen in the kick brass pic). Once I get a nice scope or red dot for it, it'll be a nail driver. After i invest a good bit of money into it, i will be able to have a 1in group at 50 yards every time.
There is not much to say about my shotgun because its not the best shotty in the world but it is a really good tactical shotgun. What makes my shotgun different from Remington 870's or Mossberg 500's  is that it has a spring loaded pump so instead of a 2 motion pump shotgun which is one motion back then one forward, mine only one motion, back, then you let go and it loads another shell. It may not be the best but its mine and im proud to have it.
Later on down the road i plan on getting a AK-47 type gun because i like their reliability and they are just so feared guns and i want to get one before the government tries to take away all assault rifles or but a major tax on them. I also plan on getting a Glock 29 which is the compact 10mm, i want it for conceal carry purposes and i like the 10mm because it has better bullet balistics than the common and popular .45 auto or acp. Or i ant to get a Kimber because i like 1911 style guns and Kimber is a really nice company for those. I want to get an AR-15 bu they are so expensive. That is for WAY down the road.
Well thats it....im ending this post......i hope my viewers have enjoyed what i wrote about and i wish everyone the best and go guns!!!!!

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380 in a Kimber

They've done it, Kimber has finally made a 1911 style concealable gun with a smaller bullet and its called a Micro Carry. Kimber is well-known for their 1911 style guns and for their conceal ability guns. Now they have a mix that don't have such a big bullet like the normal 45 ACP, so its REAL good for the ladies who want a reliable, small gun that don't kick as much. One of the best things about this gun is that most Kimbers are pretty pricey, like $1000+ pricey, but this one is going for a whopping $651!!! Now that is way worth the money!

New carbine

Caracal is only really known for pistols but now their getting a little more diverse with their new carbine. This carbine is a 9mm blowback-operated gun that that uses Caracal pistol mags that vary in size from 10, 15, or 18 rounds. It has the same system as its pistols so its easy to use and disassemble. Its going to weigh about 6 lbs with a 16 inch barrel. So far i havnt found any reviews on how it shoots so make some comments if you know.

Mag floorplate glass breaker

This magazine floorplate for Glocks can be pretty convenient for law enforcement or even for a civilian who locked their keys in their car and dont want to call AAA or if theres an emergency in a car or house that you cant get in other than breaking the glass. It wouldnt be the most used thing in the world but it might come in handy for a situation that calls for it. You never know what could happen! Hell if you are defending yourself against a half a dozen people and you run out of ammo and if you dont carry an extra clip than it could but used for self defense too!!!

3D Printed GUN?!?!?!?!?!?

 

How to sight in your gun with 5 SHOTS!!!

Here's a confession I have to make. I hate shooting from a bench. It's so boring and it beats up your shoulder after a long day of shooting, and it has only a small improvement in marksmanship capability.

So when I shoot, I like to have fun and to be able to aim down sight and shoot something with my sight being on point. With that in mind, I'm always trying to find easy and quick ways to sight in my scopes or red dots. So far this is the best way I know of:

First, bore-sight the rifle to ensure you're either on the paper or pretty close.

Then, head to the range with a another person. You'll need them to hold the rifle absolutely steady for this exercise.

Center the cross-hair on the target and fire a round down range. Assuming you are on the paper, there will be a POI (Point Of Impact) in the target.

Here's where your friend comes into play. Re-center the cross-hair on the target, and while your friend holds it completely steady, use the adjustment knobs on your scope or red dot to move the cross-hair from the center of the target to the center of your POI.

Then fire a second shot and if everything goes smoothly, and if you followed these steps correctly, your POI should be nearly centered on the target. You're almost sighted in already and only 2 shots have been fired. All that's left is minor tweaks and 3 shots should take care of that.

Sure as hell beats buying hundreds of rounds and walking up to the target and then adjusting.

New Remington model 1911 R1 carry

Remington's Model 1911 R1 Carry features a crisp trigger, dovetailed front and rear sights, precision-machined slide and frame, and checkered American walnut grips. This is as smooth as an out-of-the-box 1911 gets.

The frame and slide have been de-horned for a cleaner draw from a concealed holster. Other features include a beavertail grip safety with checkered memory bump, checkered front strap and mainspring housing, ambidextrous safety, Novak Sights with Tritium Front Night Sight, Cocobolo grip panels, machined skeletonized aluminum match trigger, enhanced hammer, and a lowered and flared ejection port.


Specs
Caliber: .45 auto
Magazine Capacity: 7+1 and 8+1
Barrel Length: 5"
Overall Length: 8.5"
Overall Height: 5.5"
Trigger Pull: 3.5 - 5 lbs.
Finish: Satin Black Oxide
Avg. Wt.: 38.5 oz.

MSRP: $1,299

How Do Guns Make You Feel?

Not everyone likes guns like I do. Most people would see my knowledge and high-interest in firearms as being "scary". I have always had an interest in guns ever since I was a little kid.

I love the sounds a gun makes. From it being shot, to being cocked back and loaded, all the way down to the metal clinging together from being disassembled. I get my guns out and cock it back just cause I like to hear that sound whenever. It is soothing to me and it makes me relaxed.

Some people are going to read this and think otherwise, but I think people who read this and enjoy guns and don't have such a bad opinion on them are going to relate, agree, and understand where I'm coming from. Guns to other people are just "weapons" and "things that kill people"--well, not to me. Guns do not kill people; it's the person behind the gun that kills people. Pencils can kill people but we give them to kids everyday.

Guns to me are a way of life. They can be used for fun, enjoyment, and to others and myself, relaxation. They can be used as games such as who's-got-the-best-shot. That is a game I play with my step-dad and brother: we each get 5 shots from the same gun, everyone gets a different target and who ever has the shortest spread of shots, wins. It is a very fun game you can play with family and friends, and I believe even the biggest gun-critic an anti-gun person would enjoy playing that game or just shooting a gun in general. I think most people who say they are against guns have never even shot a gun in their life.

ZIP .22lr v1.0

The Zip uses Ruger 10/22 magazines in a bullpup configuration and has no slide. Instead it has a chambering rod and a cocking rod position above the barrel, allowing for the top of the gun to be swapped out for an attachment rail or even for a ZIPSBR, an attachment that lets you mount this little contraption under your AR, if you so choose.

It's simple, fun to shoot, and with an MSRP of $199, it can be a fun little gun that eats cheap ammo. From a few minutes at the range, it was obvious some high pressure .22 LR ammo would help it cycle better. And for $15, you can buy a replacement pack that includes new springs and a new bolt face.

Specs:
Frame: 5.9"
Barrel: 5.25"
Caliber: .22LR
Magazine: Ruger 10/22 style magazines
MSRP: $199

Triple Barrel Shotgun!!!

The Triple Threat from Chiappa is a unique three-barreled break gun. The 12-gauge, 3-inch scattergun has one trigger and fires the three barrels in clockwise order as quickly as you can pull.

Even with the extra barrel, it handles like a double-barrel and is well balanced. The Triple Threat will be offered in three configurations with removable chokes including a sporting model with a full length stock and barrel, a coach gun configuration with shortened barrels and a shoulder stock, and a pistol-grip defensive model.

The full-length (28-inch barrels) and pistol grip versions were on hand at Range Day and they both were surprisingly awesome. They were also the same gun, other than barrel length, as the stock can be partially disassembled, making it a pistol grip.

Newest Edition To GLOCK (Glock 30s)

Glock gave media the first look at its newest addition to its line of subcompact handguns at SHOT Show 2013's Media Day at the Range. The conceal and carry hybrid pistol, chambered in .45 ACP (10 round capacity), consists of a factory-made Glock 36 slide on top of a 30SF frame. Unlike many subcompacts, the magazine is extended a bit, not to add ammo capacity, but to give shooters with larger hands a place to set their pinkies (and ring fingers for those with extra big mitts).

A common complaint from Glock haters is that the light polymer bodies coupled with much heavier steel slides result in significant muzzle flip when the gun is chambered in larger calibers. On the new 30S, there's more steel than polymer, because of its compact size, resulting in very little muzzle flip and quick second-shot target acquisition.

Dimensions
Length (overall): 6.97"
Barrel Length: 3.78"
Width: 1.28"
Height (with magazine): 4.80"
Weight (with empty magazine): 2.47 oz
Weight (with full magazine): 9.88 oz

Magazine Capacity: 10 rounds
Barrel Profile: right hand twist; octagonal
Standard Trigger Pull: 5.5lbs
Muzzle Velocity: 787 fps
Muzzle Energy: 317 ft lb

What Would We Do If North Korea ATTACKED!?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlLsnlPvP64

We got lasers that can take down planes! If North Korea really did try something like shoot a missile or tried to come drop a bomb on us, we would just use one of these lasers we got to take them down and the U.S. would be safe like always. Well they don't even have any missiles that can reach us anyways so we don't have anything to worry about for right now. 

Gun Debate

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-s_5d8CPzY&safe=a

This is a link to the best gun debate ever for pro-gun. It shows examples and people (mostly Ted Nugent) talking about why everyone has the right to bear arms. It also shows why its better for people to have guns and why it would be bad if the government took every ones guns away. I think if more people in more areas were allowed to carry their concealed weapon i honestly believe that there will be less crime. If you look at statistics, areas with more lenient gun laws have a less murder/crime percentage rate. I also thinks its ridiculous to limit people to a certain number of guns because i love guns of all kinds. When i get older i don't just want a few guns, i want a few dozen honestly. I may not NEED them but its a hobby of mine and just the thought of a gun making the click-clack sound and when it goes off. i love the smell of a gun after its being fired and if they ban all guns from civilians in america i will save up a bunch of money and go to a different country, or i would just try to gt it off the street. Either way i'm going to have at least one nice gun, ALWAYS!!!!

My Guns

This post is just about the guns I have. I'm going to start off by talking about the first gun I got, which was my shotgun. It is a Tristar Cobra Force Tactical pump shotgun. It is a 12 gauge shotgun with a pistol grip and a hollow stock--lightweight so that makes it kick a lot and could hurt someone if not fired properly. It has a spring in the pump so it's easier and quicker to load another shell. Instead of a regular pump which consist of pulling the pump back to eject the shell and pushing the pump forward to load another shell in the chamber, my shotgun only needs the pump pulled back and the spring will automatically push the pump forward loading another shell.

My second gun is a Smith&Wesson M&P 15-22. It is an assault rifle that is a .22 caliber unlike ordinary assault rifles that hold bigger rounds such as: 5.56 or .223, 7.62x39, .308 ect. It is considered to be the best .22 rifle that looks like an AR. They are even better than the Ruger 10/22 because of the accuracy and it costs less to get the M&P 15-22 than to buy a Ruger 10/22 and buy a bunch of stuff to make it look like an AR. Ruger also has variants of the 10/22 that already look like an AR but they look more like a toy. I plan on getting a lot of accessories for it. So far I got a Truglow red/green dot and a Blackhawk fore-grip for it.

Lastly is my handgun. I have a Glock 17 9mm full size handgun. I have a Hougue rubber grip that wraps around it like a glove. It is a very accurate, reliable, simple handgun that is one of the best. It is the most widely used handgun in all military and police forces. Though it might not be the best looking handgun, it for sure is the best quality for the price.

Different Kinds of Guns

Different Kinds of Guns

The are different types of handguns. Revolvers have a cylinder that holds the bullets. When the trigger is pulled, it rotates the cylinder to shoot off a round. There are also pistols, which are clip-fed guns that can be semi- or fully-automatic. After a bullet is chambered by pulling the slide back and letting it go forward loading a round in the chamber and the round is fired, the recoil of the bullet has enough energy leaving the muzzle (end of the barrel) to send the slide back to load another bullet. 

Semi-automatic is just one pull of the trigger and one shot is fired. Fully-automatic is when the trigger is pulled and multiple rounds are fired while holding down the trigger until the clip is empty. 

There are also muzzle-loading handguns which are older and less innovative than revolvers and pistols. Muzzle-loading guns are guns that have one shot; then after that shot is fired, you must load gunpowder, the bullet itself, then a cap on the primary, pull the hammer back, aim and shoot.

About the Author

I am a 17 year-old gun fanatic that has a strong interest in guns. Guns have always been my biggest interest ever since I can remember. I currently have three guns that my parents got me.

Every time I go to get a gun, the gun dealers are naive to what they are selling. I have more knowledge about firearms than the actual firearm dealers. For example, I went to Vances Outdoors and I was going to get a specific knife and when I asked about the specific model, it was so difficult to get the right model I wanted.

My blog is going to be all about firearms and firearms products like accessories, ammunition, and just new products in general.