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Now that you have your AR and know how to maintain and handle it safely, it’s time to find out how to hit your target. First, let’s get on paper, then we’ll work on a drill designed to help you become proficient with your rifle.
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The VTAC DSTT addresses the need for a realistic target that also allows for easy scoring, zeroing and repeated training drills.
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The Salvo 12 provides a much-needed option for shooting enthusiasts.
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Every Thursday we'll share an article from the archives. From the August 20, 1914 edition of Arms & The Man, the editors caution on siding too strongly with any of the combatants, but rather with the one whose cause is most just. (Armor Plate Press image)
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The author, who served in Afghanistan with the U.S. Army's Rangers, earned a unique perspective to extoll the FNH SCAR's virtues as well as offer suggestions on what he believes would make it the ultimate weapon system. (Department of Defense Images)
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Every Thursday we'll share an article from the archives. From the August 6, 1914 edition of Arms & The Man, the editors mull the outbreak of World War I and the imminent United States' involvement. (Armor Plate Press image)
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Latest Comments
New River Valley Outdoorsman wrote:
July 23, 2014
This silly game always elicits a lot of response, but...here goes. The purpose of the SHTF gun is to keep you alive long enough for law and order to be re-established. Not to fight 'enemy' troops. You need a gun that will feed you and be adequate for personal defense if needed. To this end I suggest a Savage 24F combination gun in .30-30/12 gauge. Ammunition can be had at any wrecked Wal-Mart or Mom & Pop cross roads store, it will kill anything in North America with two feet or four, skin, fur, or feathers, is dirt-simple to repair or maintain thanks to the design of its action, and there are innumerable adapters that can be used to shoot other calibers. With a few adapters a 24F will shoot: .32 ACP, .32 S&W, .32 S&W Long, .30 Carbine, .410, 20 gauge, etc., and you can find an adapter in any conceivable caliber such as .22 LR, .22 Magnum, .223, .45 ACP, and 9mm etc., if you want one. If I could have another gun it would be a Ruger single action revolver in .357 with a spare cylinder in 9mm, for obvious reasons. If you can't survive with this setup, you can't survive.
John Quigley wrote:
July 22, 2014
I have a Mossberg AR in 5.56/.223 and a Mini-14 (bot in 1981) it also handles 5.56/.223. Love both guns would probably carry either of them. Also have a 10/22 with carry bag. That would be my backup.
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