Impressum Media Inc., Los Angeles, CA – September 25.2023 – Impressum Media Inc. proudly announces the imminent release of the 14th Edition of the Firearms Guide by Chris Mijic. This new edition contains significantly updated values and information reflecting new changes in the gun industry. For the year 2023/2024, it introduces an impressive array ofContinue reading “Firearms Guide 14th Edition with Printable Gun Manuals, Schematics, Blueprints, and Old Catalogs Published”
Monthly Archives: September 2023
Killdozer
I’m sure the readers here will be familiar with the “killdozer” but it’s fame has made it to having its own dedicated armored vehicle page and now accompanying YouTube video. Enjoy Here’s the article, the rest of the site is a pretty fun rabbit hole as wellhttps://tanks-encyclopedia.com/marvin-heemeyers-armored-bulldozer/
Remington Model 37
A real classic. The Model 37 was Remington’s attempt to compete with the superior Winchester Model 52. Now, I say the Model 52 is better, and it is, nut that isn’t meant to be taken as the Model 37 is a mediocre rifle. It isn’t, it is pretty damn ed good too! It has aContinue reading “Remington Model 37”
Intuit Reverses Ban On Gun-Related Businesses
Authored by Naveen Ahtrappully via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) said he approved of software firm Intuit’s decision to reverse a ban on gun companies from accessing its payroll and payment processing services. Prior to Aug. 1, 2023, Intuit had prohibited gun sellers and manufacturers from using the full features ofContinue reading “Intuit Reverses Ban On Gun-Related Businesses”
Peep Sight vs Open Sight: A Tale of Two Radii
Guest post from our pal Lothaen from over at The New Rifleman SIGHT RADIUS! MAH IRONS! Sight radius has been a mainstay argument for 20 inch AR15s for a long, long time. Another common argument is comparing the sight radius of western peep sights v.s. open sights such as those found on the AK platform.Continue reading “Peep Sight vs Open Sight: A Tale of Two Radii”
Tactical Musette Bag
When you want a Modular Assault Pack or zip on pack but have a taste for the retro or are just poor, slap a musette pack on it. What’s old is new again. Quick attach small packs are tactical hotness. But the idea has been around. Take the good old musette bag. The function wasContinue reading “Tactical Musette Bag”
Second Chance Combat Shoot – 1986
Since I mentioned Pin Shooting the other day in the Kaswer Pin Grabber article, I thought that I would share this video from the 1986 Second Chance match. The origin story of Second Chance Body Armor and the pin shoot is a bizarre one. On the evening of June 17, 1969, Davis was delivering pizzasContinue reading “Second Chance Combat Shoot – 1986”
Thunderzap Data Dump
Since we are on a Second Chance Body Armor kick, I thought I’d circle back to a gimmick round sponsored by Richard Davis – the Thunderzap. Available in .38 Special and .45 Auto, the Thunderzap was a lightweight, hyper-velocity hollowpoint made from 100% fluorocarbon resin. Contrary to popular belief, the round was not designed byContinue reading “Thunderzap Data Dump”
Nyclad Family Data Dump
We’re back with another projectile data dump today, telling the story of the Smith & Wesson Nyclad and its latest generation, the Federal Syntech family. The story begins when a company named ALCAN was formed in 1948 in Alton, IL. They were best known for shotshells and components, although they briefly dabbled in making plasticContinue reading “Nyclad Family Data Dump”
WW1 Magazine Pouch Instructions
A guy in the vintage 1911 collectors group posted a picture of his never issued 1911 mag pouch and the little instruction sheet that came with it. Pretty neat I thought.
Scattered Shots 