Category Archives: Guns

Prettiest Behlert Ever? I think so, and just in time for that 4th of July BBQ! Some Doctor sent Austin a brand new Factory engraved 70 Series. . . cause, they are all base guns– Karl

by: Germán A. Salazar I love the Remington 40X rifles, I began shooting in 1971 with a .22 LR 40X, the old straight handle 722 type which my father bought for me; it was an older but pristine rifle at the time.  Years later, I was introduced to Highpower shooting with a friend’s Model 70; I then sought out a centerfireContinue reading “The 40XL – What Remington Should Have Made!”

Here is a pretty neat picture. 2 members of the 101st Airborne with captured PAVN weapons, the one on left is the Type56 but the one on right is the Chinese Type 53, a copy of the Russian m44 carbine, That one has a rifle grenade on the muzzle ready to fire. You don’t seeContinue reading “Type 53 & Rifle Grenade”

Justin walks us through the new blued python.

You know all those really nice used and slightly custom pistols you see from Karl? He now has a section on his website where you can go to buy them if one tickles your fancy. A New section on our website http://www.kgbcustom.com for offering some fine customs that come in second hand, as always forContinue reading “KGB Offering 2nd Hand Custom Pistols”

Our pal has done the work I’m too busy ( lazy?) to do for SHOT. He has been compiling some of the more interesting ( debatable) products. You can take a look below. It’s that time of year again, SHOT Show. As in years previous, we will be trolling through the SHOT coverage and curatingContinue reading “Sunshine Shooter’s SHOT SHOW Roundup”

A very old shot gun found inside a tree by a man who milled it at Cape York. Thought to have been once left in the fork and the tree has grown around it.

by Sunshine Shooter In part I of this series, I bemoaned the lack of innovation and originality in the gun industry. In part II, I pointed out where I do see innovation. In this third and final part, what can there be to talk about? Well, I didn’t really think there would be a thirdContinue reading “The Firearms Industry Needs More Innovation pt.3”