numerous “good guys,” is the AK47/AKM, or simply the Kalashnikov. Even as more modern designs become available, a number of government entities and private security companies continue to issue and use different variations of Kalashnikovs. In some instances, AKs have been upgraded by adding an optic, a tactical light and even a suppressor. selected for …
For the record, Auto Ordnance is no stranger to the firearms industry. My familiarity with Auto Ordnance goes back many years, when I adopted their .30 caliber Paratrooper Model M1 Carbine; a rifle that has been flawlessly reliable. As many of you also know, the 9mm Kahr Arms P9 (Polymer) Pistol that I own …
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If you have ever hear someone say, I can write my name with that “gun,” they are likely referring to the M3 or M3A1, also known as The Grease Gun. While this comment isn’t meant to be taken literally, it is meant to describe the noticeable slow rate of fire, that this fully automatic submachine produces when …
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While John Moses Browning crafted the original basic design, Dieudonne Saive of Fabrique National (FN), Herstal, Belgium is credited with completing the design that became the now famous 9mm (Browning) Hi Power. The name Hi Power was assigned to this pistol due to its 13 round magazine capacity. Production of the Belgium made 9mm Browning …
I first became familiar with the FN 509 series of pistol when I field tested the model that accommodates a 17 round magazine. I hesitate to call this the full size 509, because this model has the same 4 inch barrel as the FN 509 Midsize. Surprisingly, the FN 509 Midsize model that accommodates a …
BY: NICK JACOBELLIS The first Glock pistol I had the opportunity to inspect up close was a Generation 1 9mm Glock 17. This particular pistol was carried by a fellow U.S. Customs Agent, who survived the open ocean night time ditching of a Black Hawk helicopter off the Florida Keys. After spending some 30 …
“plain Jane” design. Unlike the original G.I or Government issue 1911, the Mil Spec Model is fitted with a Match Grade stainless steel five inch barrel and a set of high visibility Fixed Combat Three Dot White Dot Sights. In keeping with the design features of the original 1911, the Springfield Mil Spec model has …
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A 21ST CENTURY HI CAPACITY TACTICAL REVOLVER FOR PERSONAL PROTECTION, HOME DEFENSE AND RUGGED OUTDOOR FIELD USE Review by: NICK JACOBELLIS The Smith & Wesson 327 TRR8 with a 5 inch barrel is a fairly lightweight and very well balanced 8 shot N frame revolver chambered in …
THE THOMPSON SUBMACHINE GUN MODEL 1921, SUBMACHINEGUN CALIBER .45 MODEL 1928, 1928A1, M1 THOMPSON AND M1A1AKA THE THOMPSON SUBMACHINE GUN BY: NICK JACOBELLIS U.S. Marines were the first combat troops to carry Model 1921 Thompson Submachine Guns during “The Banana Wars.” These “police actions” and occupation force assignments took place in various countries/locations in Central …
Article by: NICK JACOBELLIS The .30 Caliber M1 Carbine is a magazine fed semi-automatic short barreled rifle that carried 15 rounds of ammunition in its magazine and is considerably more compact and lighter than the M1 Garand. The M1A1 Model .30 caliber Carbine was equipped with a side folding metal wire stock that …
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