August 25, 2012 – 2:13 pm
Steve Aryan, Director of Training at US Shooting Academy, and Stephen Pineau of 21st Century Gunfighter, recently conducted a test of approximately 21 muzzle devices using a strict testing protocol designed to make results for the muzzle devices more comparable than other tests and less objective. Their testing involved semi-auto and full auto grouping, prone [...]
A customer’s latest build sporting an M4SD-II compensator, and his H2 sporting a Griffin Armament sticker- Thanks for the picture Chris!
In this M4SD Compensator video, we shoot the M4-SD compensator in semi and full automatic, and also mounting the M4SD II prototype sound suppressor. The M4SD compensator eliminates muzzle rise and also mounts 6 different companies suppressor models. Those include: The Hearing Protection LLC M4SD and M4SD-II, Gemtech Halo, AAC Omni, SRT Typhoon with Atlas [...]
This is Evan’s Lonewolf Distributors G9 9mm Carbine build. The G9 is a lower that allows a shooter to use Glock magazines interchangeably in both pistol and carbine platforms.
My Kimber CDP Pro was exhibiting an odd tendency to group in two distinctly different groups- one high and one low. I took out some strips of feeler gauge and found out that there was .007″ of play between the slide lugs and barrel lugs. After discovering that welding and re-fitting a barrel would cost [...]
I’m building a LAR-8 and began to research a way to put my LMT SOPMOD stock on it. That took me about ten frustrating hours on the internet, so I’ve decided to post results here in hopes that other people like myself might find solutions in less time. Option 1 (I chose) Add Slash’s 3″ [...]
January 13, 2011 – 5:19 pm
Evan had been overseas dreaming about an offensive combat pistol after a Glock armorers course and really outdid himself- He took a pair of Glock 17′s and swapped in Lone Wolf suppressor threaded barrels, suppressor tall night sights, reduced striker and flat wound recoil springs on stainless guide rods. The build wasn’t complete without an [...]
September 11, 2010 – 5:06 pm
I recently learned that with 1911′s, the operating characteristics are capable of being manipulated by very subtle component dimensional changes. Click to expand the article for further reading.
Finally finished the 1911 project with a lot of help from www.brownells.com. I bought quite a few parts in the process of building these two 1911 pistols, because I changed themes midway and decided to opt out of smooth surfaces in favor of 25LPI checkering, and decided I wanted Ed Brown Memory groove beavertails. I [...]
October 26, 2009 – 8:10 am
Evan recently bought a Huber Trigger for his custom rifle, and went to drop it in and after a little fitting it didn’t work, the cocking piece inside the bolt let go when the bolt was locked. He gave Huber concepts a call and the same day the owner made a house call from 60 [...]
