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The Oracle X Rangefinding Crossbow Scope from Burris Optics
Burris Optics has introduced a new crossbow scope for 2021 – the Oracle X. The new scope is a rangefinding scope meant to work with any crossbow equipped with a Picatinny rail. The Oracle X is set to be available in retail stores beginning in early June 2021 and comes with a “no questions asked” […]
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Egyptian Hakim Service Rifle: Crushing Thumbs Since 1956
The Egyptian Hakim service rifle was a license-produced version of the Swedish 6.5mm Ljungman AG-42 semiautomatic gas impingement rifle. Egypt changed several features such as the grasping grooves, a removable muzzle brake, an adjustable gas system, and no cleaning rod. Some references will state that the Hakim was used in the 1956 Suez Crisis, however, […]
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Poland Seeks New Designated Marksman Rifle
The Polish Army is seeking a new Designated Marksman Rifle. It has been reported by Polish media sources that FB Radom and Zakłady Mechaniczne Tarnów have been approached to submit proposals to fulfill the Polish Army’s requirements. Currently, the Polish Army is equipped with a mixture of medium to long range precision weapons including Polish-made Zakłady […]
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TFB Review: SIG Sauer’s P320 AXG Scorpion
Over the last few years, SIG has come out with a number of variations of their P320 line. The beauty of the P320 system is the removable fire control unit, so you can really design whatever kind of handgun you want in a given situation. Whether it’s a full-size range gun, compensated project gun or […]
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Croatian Man Turns in His Entire Arsenal Over to the Police
Spotted a few days ago on Twitter via user @Progrockfarmer, we saw an entire arsenal being turned in by a Croatian citizen. As you can see from the picture above, the man had quite the armory at his disposal and it is far more than just a handful of rifles and a boatload of ammo. […]
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Ted Nugent Auctions off Guns, Bows, Knives, Ammunition, and More
Several of Ted Nugent’s firearms, knives, bows, and other toys are currently up for auction to the general public. Ted Nugent will auction off over 400 items from his personal collection which also includes prototype guitars and personal hot rods. Since Ted is a massive fan of guns, it is no surprise that a big […]
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Top 5 Guns from Movies ft. Taran Tactical Innovations
James has already tackled his top 5 favorite gun movies, so now it’s time to tackle the top 5 movie guns; that is the best specific guns from specific films. There’s no better place to film this episode than at Taran Tactical Innovations, just outside of Los Angeles. Taran Butler, gun trainer to stars like […]
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TFB Review: Axeon Second Zero – Shift Your Zero
Have you wanted to stretch out the capabilities of your optics without holding over or adjusting elevation? Axeon Second Zero can extend your mean point-blank range with a simple flip of a lens. By doing so your optic’s zero shifts allowing you to engage targets further away than normal and you are still aiming center […]
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Friday Night Lights: Last Shadow – Helicopter Night Vision Shoot
Last week was the realization of a dream. This was all thanks to Last Shadow, a Temple, Texas based aviation company that primarily focuses on helicopter hog hunts. However, they are a full service company and entertained my desire to shoot a gun from a helicopter at night using night vision. It was one of […]
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USMC Fielding Squad Common Optic
The United States Marine Corps (USMC) has begun fielding a new standard magnified day optic for its small arms that will allow their infantry to engage adversaries at greater distances. Designated the Squad Common Optic (SCO), the new scope can be fitted to both the M4 carbine series as well as the M27 Infantry Automatic […]
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POTD: Royal Marines in the Arctic Circle
Fresh and cold pictures of Royal Marines specialists from the Arctic Circle is what’s on offer in our Photo Of The Day. If you can offer some help in identifying the firearms please let us know in the comments below. We think they are Colt Canada C8 SFWs, also known as the L119 in the […]
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Light and Dark Collide – The SIG Custom Works 1911 Equinox
Equinox is a time of the year in which day and night are about equal in duration. Just as the equinox is in nature, the SIG Custom Works 1911 Equinox is about 50% light, 50% dark, and 100% striking. This custom, full-size 1911 is available now and deserves a look. The classic 1911, with its […]
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New USPSA Rule Changes Announced For All Divisions
New USPSA Rule Changes were recently announced by the USPSA headquarters which in some cases significantly change the way competitors organize themselves as far as divisions go. In the press release on the USPSA website, it was announced that every day carry holster positions would now be allowed in both the Production and Carry Optics […]
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The Sexy Six Shooter That’s Superior to a Snub: Taurus 856 Defender Review
In this episode of TFBTV, Hop reviews the new Taurus Model 856 Defender and compares it to the venerable Model 85 snub, and James’ haggard old EAA Windicator. The 856 Defender boasts a full three-finger grip, a six-shot .38 Special cylinder, and a 3″ barrel, as well as factory tritium night sights. How does it […]
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TFB Review: Microtech Scarab II Automatic Knife
When the new automatic knives from Microtech called Scarab II and Mini Troodon were released last year we published an article to keep you updated. This is still The Firearm Blog, but from time to time we take the liberty to widen the subject and write about everyday carry knives and other objects that may […]
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Indiana House Votes to Eliminate License to Carry by March 2022
In a 65-31 vote in the Indiana House, Bill 1369 passed meaning Indiana’s citizens will be able to carry concealed without the need for a license if the bill passes through the Senate. This is just on the heels of Montana becoming the most recent state to pass constitutional carry laws within its borders. However, […]
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SIG Sauer Introduce P365X ROMEOZERO
SIG Sauer have announced a new addition to their P365 family of pistols, the P365X ROMEOZero. The new pistol has a 3.1-inch barrel, a longer P365XL grip module and its slide has a factory installed SIG Sauer ROMEOZero red dot. Retaining the small profile of the P365 while providing the capacity of the XL and […]
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NEW! Smith & Wesson Shield Plus: 14 Round Micro-Compact Pistol
In this episode of TFBTV, James Reeves has the privilege of unveiling the S&W M&P Shield Plus to YouTube. The Shield Plus is a 9mm micro-compact double-stack handgun. It’s almost the same size as the original M&P Shield, which has an 8 round total capacity, but holds nearly double the capacity and, incredibly, *it weighs […]
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Ruger Introduces New Carry Pistols – The MAX-9
Ruger have introduced a new micro-compact carry pistol – the Ruger MAX-9. with a 3.2in barrel, a weight of 18.4 ounces and a standard capacity of the 12+1 it is firmly aimed at the EDC market to compete with pistols like SIG Sauer’s P365 series and Springfield Armory’s Hellcat. The MAX-9 comes with a standard Tritium […]
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Buck Knives Introduces 5-Knife 2021 Legacy Collection
Knife collectors will have a new set of knives from Buck Knives that feature the best that the company has to offer from some of its earliest designs but with some of its more modern touches. The 2021 Legacy Collection is meant to showcase both the history and future that Buck Knives has going for […]
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