Shared from the excellent Modernforces website that covers the history of MACVSOG. Lnk at bottom of article. Brief History: The AK-47 is a gas piston-operated 7.62×39mm cartridge assault rifle developed in the Soviet Union by Mikhail Kalashnikov. Work on the AK-47 began as early as 1945 in Russia and in the following year 1946, the AK-47 had reached prototype phase and wasContinue reading “AK Rifle And Its Many Variants In Vietnam”
Category Archives: Thoughts
Recent Vintage?
I’m not sure what to call this post. I had been thinking about it since Sunday while shooting at some pests with the old Colt Accurized Rifle. I hadn’t had it out in a while and while I was sitting there I reflected on it and the changes I had made to it. The ColtContinue reading “Recent Vintage?”
Lou Biondo — Business End Customs — Springfield 1911 Retro Custom 45 ACP
1992 Gunsite Academy — GSP — Springfield 1911 45 ACP
Rarely seen Gunsite Gunsmithy GSP with Slimline conversion, on a Stainless Springfield Armory 1911A1, finished in Black T. Sign up for our email list for all shop news! https://kgbcustomsllc.com
027 FOOLIN ABOUT: The Terminator – Unheard Stories & New Insights from Michael Biehn (Kyle Reese)
Not a review from me this time but a podcast from Actor Michael Biehn. Biehn is one of my most favorite actors and an all around cool guy. Who didn’t think Kyle Reese and Hicks from Terminator and Aliens was cool as shit? In retrospect I thin Biehn, Tom Selleck and Don Johnson as MagnumContinue reading “027 FOOLIN ABOUT: The Terminator – Unheard Stories & New Insights from Michael Biehn (Kyle Reese)”
Bullpup M1903
75 years old Bullpup Bolt Action rifle based on Springfield 1903?! The rifles OAL is 37.25inches. Trigger pull is 10oz. Chambered for 220 Swift. This experimental rifle was made by Harry Creighton. Rifle was equipped with famous Unertl scope of course…
The .220 Swift: A High-Speed Hunting Icon
from pre64win.com Fast, fun, and one of a kind. Created by Winchester themselves, the .220 Swift made its debut in 1935, boasting speeds that left other calibers in its dust. Capable of sending a 48-grain bullet downrange at over 4,000 feet per second, it quickly earned a reputation as the fastest commercial cartridge ever produced. Continue reading “The .220 Swift: A High-Speed Hunting Icon”
