M1 Garand Deer Hunting?

My friend bought this M1 from our mutual friend, Brady. I’m sure long times readers recall Brady. The M1 was in rough shape. Barrel was shot completely out and the stock left much to be desired. CJ did a great job replacing the barrel himself with a new one with chrome lining and bought aContinue reading “M1 Garand Deer Hunting?”

New Ruger Mini-14

The Ruger Mini-14 has been a bit of a joke for a long time. It’s never been much in my opinion. For years I have been hearing how much they improved recently. I had people insist to me that they now could indeed hit the side of a barn if you were shooting from insideContinue reading “New Ruger Mini-14”

Rifle Barrel Cleaning

When I started my time of precision shooting during my late teenage years I cleaned a rifle about like most people who don’t give it much thought.  When I was in college I was lucky enough to be taken under the wing of a benchrest ( NBRSA) shooter with years of experience with match riflesContinue reading “Rifle Barrel Cleaning”

1974 Colt by Jim Hoag

pistol_purview 1974 Colt by Jim Hoag. This 1911 is a “master class” that Hoag made for legend Ken Hackathorn. The master class designation denoted the top of the line that Hoag had to offer. Hoag built this gun soon after he left Kings Gun Works to open his own shop in Canoga Park, CA. TheContinue reading “1974 Colt by Jim Hoag”

Don Fraley Custom Colt

Pistol_Purview For years I used to pour through the Layne Simpson 1911 book, looking at old-school guns, made by old-school gunsmiths. Don Fraley (Advanced Weapon Technologies out of Russell KY) was all over that book, and I really wanted one of his guns, but despite several saved internet searches, I fell short of finding oneContinue reading “Don Fraley Custom Colt”