
Is the Sig Sauer MPX a Viable PCC for IDPA and USPSA?
Dave Woodruff, a guest contributor, shares his thoughts on the viability of the Sig Sauer MPX for use in IDPA and USPSA competitions.
Hunt. Compete. Defend.
Dave Woodruff, a guest contributor, shares his thoughts on the viability of the Sig Sauer MPX for use in IDPA and USPSA competitions.
The Daniel Defense DDM4 V11 continues to impress me. It’s been reliable and dependable in class and competition even after putting a thousand rounds through it without regard for how it’s been configured and reconfigured.
It’s been about three years since I last published a top list post. I’m still not sure I will make them a regular thing, but I figured it would be fun to share what my top five firearms by round count are. So here is that list.
Several readers have asked me for reviews of pistol caliber carbines. Others have asked for reviews of value-priced firearms. I suppose that makes this initial review of the Bear Creek Arsenal BC-9 a twofer.
AK-47s get a bad rap as inaccurate and unreliable weapons. While I don’t have broad experience with the platform, I wasn’t able to detect an ounce of truth to that reputation while getting in some trigger time with the GF5 from Palmetto State Armory.
While I like a fancy deer rifle as much as the next guy, the truth is I got started deer hunting a very budget friendly value priced rifle, the Remington Model 770. Here is the story along with a brief review of it.