Gemini said Last fall, I decided to pull the Vortex Venom off my XD to use on the Buckmark. The dot had been sitting in a sight-block adapter plate, which frankly sat higher than I cared for. To keep a red dot on the XD, I decided to go the proper route and get the
Back in January, I picked up a Springfield Hellcat Pro OSP. I topped it off with a Holosun 507k red dot and headed to the range a few times to see how she’d handle. I didn’t hate it; in fact, I shot it better than my Shield, though not quite as well as my XD—which
I attended another Appleseed 25m Clinic last month and had a cracking weekend. I managed to shoot Rifleman four times, increasing my PB twice for a new high of 228. The 10/22 performed flawlessly and I even cleared the Redcoat twice, sticking with my usual CCI SV. Naturally, because it worked so well, I decided
So, as I started prepping for my next Appleseed clinic in a couple of months, I got to thinking about mounting a scope to my Sporter. But I really love that classic wood-stock-and-iron-sights look, and I couldn’t bring myself to mess with it. Instead, I cashed in all my saved store points at the big-box
To clean my firearms thoroughly but without spending a fortune, I am using a Harbor Freight Ultrasonic cleaner ($75) along with Simple Green Pro (the purple one). This can be an effective method for cleaning firearm parts. Here’s how you can do it: Using an ultrasonic cleaner with Simple Green Pro can be a cost-effective