Edit, I misspoke. While you can still purchase a machine gun it had to be registered before May 19th, 1986 according to the NFA of 1934 and falls under all the NFA laws. That is the risk when doing a video unscripted I got my dates wrong. I touched on a few points in this […]
Author Archive | Hunter Elliott
What is going on with Colt and their AR-15s?
Here is my opinion based on what I have been told and read. I do not work for Colt nor do I represent them in any way but I have been in this game a couple of decades now and somethings are evident. Colt is not perfect, but nor is any other manufacture. In my […]
Dan Wesson Kodiak, handful of fury.
I took my time with the Dan Wesson Kodiak, review with myself and many friends taking just over three months to run some 400 various rounds downrange. In that time we learned a few things. First Impressions The controls are finished in an attractive bronze color with plenty of real estate on the extended thumb […]
Charter Arms Mag Pug polished stainless
First Impressions A new rendition of the Charter Arms Mag Pug with a three-inch barrel, adjustable rear sight, and a high polished stainless finish is available for about $400 street price. While the .357 Magnum was a little stout in this small revolver the over-molded rubber stocks with finger grooves help tame that recoil a […]
OSS Suppressors RAD 22, updating the rimfire silencer
It was a couple of months ago I received the OSS Suppressors RAD 22 for review. Through that time we managed to get between 500 and 600 rounds of .22 LR and .22 WMR. OSS Suppressors are known for their flow through technology, but the RAD 22 is a little different. While it uses […]
Dan Wesson ECP, well executed carry gun.
It was several months I began testing the Dan Wesson ECP. My test sample was in 9mm Luger but it is also available in .45 Automatic. Between myself and a bunch of friends, we managed to get about 500 rounds downrange of various types without an issue. First Impressions As you will notice this is […]
Marlin 1895 Trapper .45-70 lever action freight train
It was a few months ago I began my review of the Marlin 1895 Trapper in .45-70. First Impressions High rise black front sight with a white highlight. This adds a bit of contrast for quick sight acquisition. Adjustable from windage and elevation the rear Skinner rear sight, standard cross bolt safety, and spur […]
Liberty Suppressors Infinity X Lightweight
Liberty Suppressors has reintroduced the multi-caliber Infinity X Lightweight with some upgrades, such as the titanium monocore baffle system and the same mounting system as the Mystic X and the Centurion. Here you will find the list of the calibers the Infinity X and Mystic X are rated for. During the review, I used the […]
Riton RT-S MOD 3 GEN2 1-4X24/IR
It was a couple of months ago I received the Riton RT-S MOD 3 Gen 2 1-4×24/IR and mounted it onto the obnoxious Barnes Precision Machine 7.5″ pistol to begin testing. After getting it zeroed and shooting some 100 yard groups with the pistol/scope combo here is what we learned. At one power […]
Marlin 336 Dark, choice levergun.
It was about a month ago when the, yet to be announced, Marlin 336 Dark made it’s way to the rangehot proving grounds, so to speak. While lever gun technology is indeed old school, it is undoubtedly a proven system. Taking into account the romance afforded to lever action rifles as well as the […]