Model 70 Winchester #86

The artists over at pre64win.com have restored a true piece of history. God bless them. “This 1936 rifle, Model 70 serial number 86, came to us as a poorly executed custom, with 6 non-factory holes in the receiver, and rust pitting so deep the serial number was almost unreadable. It took over 2 years andContinue reading “Model 70 Winchester #86”

Herbert W. McBride

“Born on October 15, 1873 in Waterloo, Indiana to Robert W and Ida S. Chamberlain McBride, Herbert had a long family tradition of military service. His grandfather was killed in the Mexican War, and his father served the Union cavalry during the  War of Northern Aggression. His father had a distinguished legal career, becoming aContinue reading “Herbert W. McBride”

1911 Guide Rod

Some thoughts on the original 1911 guide rod from custom_handguns on instagram. There is a very simple part on the 1911 that is maligned, misunderstood and IMO has never been improved on by modern technology. I have seen multiple failures leading to malfunctions and even frame damage caused by “aftermarket” solid stainless 1911 recoil springContinue reading “1911 Guide Rod”

Next Level Armament Unveils Gen2 Suppressor Lineup Featuring Advanced Infernoware Technology

Next Level Armament (NLA) is proud to introduce its Gen2 suppressor lineup: a new standard in thermal performance, strength, and modular compatibility. Built around the company’s new Infernoware heat dissipation technology, these suppressors cool faster, suppress better, and handle extended firing schedules with ease. The Gen2 family includes: Oscar Series: Lightweight titanium suppressors available inContinue reading “Next Level Armament Unveils Gen2 Suppressor Lineup Featuring Advanced Infernoware Technology”

Friday Fun

Over on twitter it was discovered the AI ” grok” could make Japanese anime style images of any photo or topic. Hilarity ensued.