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Bianchi Cup
Bianchi Cup 3-Gun Side Event Gallery
by Caleb •
AR15, gun shopping, gun stuff
Is “New” really better?
by Gabby •
I met my first plastic AR this week! ok, polymer, whatever! …No, It wasn’t Solo cup plastic, but it was so very plastic! It wasn’t one of those wikiguns, to my amazement, it was actually a Bushmaster. My first reaction…
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Let’s shoot!
by Caleb •
No time to talk, gotta get hella nervous about shooting the Cup then go get destroyed by the Barricades. Shelley is shooting the Plates today as well; it’s going to be awesome!
gun stuff
The best friend in my rangebag
by Caleb •
We’ve all been there. You’re at a match or a class, and you need a screwdriver. You forgot to bring your awesome Brownells Ultimate Gunsmithing and Apothecary set which has 331 different bits and will fit the pentagon shaped screw…
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Photo of the day: 2012 Bianchi Cup Flashback
by Caleb •
We’ll have coverage of the Cup starting tomorrow (when the official shooting starts) so for now, enjoy this photo from least year’s match of John Scoutten (from Shooting USA) running a sick M&P.
Bianchi Cup
Bianchi Cup Practice day 2 recap
by Caleb •
Today I should have stopped shooting after my “cold” pass at the four stages. Stepping up and shooting the match cold, I shot a 1778, for the first time ever setting back to back cold PRs on the practice range.…
AR15, gun shopping, shortage
Shopping for AR Parts
by Gabby •
When I told my friend, back in December, that I was ordering my AR receivers, he laughed and said, “Good luck finding a lower parts kit!” Another friend, who had started his first build six months earlier said, “Ha! You…
Bianchi Cup
Bianchi Cup Practice Day 1 recap
by Caleb •
Yesterday marked the start of the week of shooting the Bianchi Cup events in practice, with a day long 600 round trip to the practice range to get started. Shooting the various events, I look at two scores: my cold…
Sig Sauer
Photo of the Day: Sig Sauer 1911 Carry Scorpion
by Caleb •
A huge rail on a carry 1911? Flat triggers and Hogue magwells? Yes, this gun is exactly our kind of awesome.
Bianchi Cup, Colt
The Colt Report #3: Lead ammo and lube
by Caleb •
In the two weeks since the last Colt Report, the gun has seen an additional 568 rounds fired, which I’ll admit is a pretty low total for two weeks. 247 of those rounds were fired at the 2013 Single Stack…
training
Thoughts on training
by Caleb •
Yesterday I threw a post up with some quick rant-style thoughts on the state of the professional firearms training community. Read “You are not an operator” before you read this post; I can honestly say that if I’d known when…
humor
How to pack an “EDC” bag
by Caleb •
While he’s talking about some music festival, his advice is spot-on for surviving a zombie apocalypse! GOTTA HAVE THAT PROTEIN, SON.
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Class
by Caleb •
We spend a lot of time looking at the shooting sports here at Gun Nuts. It’s easy to get caught up in the big stories of the champion shooters, in the sponsorships and advertising that sometimes we forget about the…
training
You are not an operator
by Caleb •
Operator-speak has become the lingua franca of the shooting community, and it’s annoying. Here’s the thing: Special Forces, Delta, Navy SEALs, etc are all super rad dudes – our nation is well served by this group of steely-eyed killing machines.…
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Open Carry, politics, self defense
Open Carry: Doing it right
by Tim •
We’ve discussed the downsides of open carry in the last couple of weeks primarily as a means of getting people to think hard about the choices they are making and the practical realities that their choices bring. As is always…
USPSA
Photo of the day: Launch!
by Caleb •
Brooke Sevigny (5th lady, 88th overall) launches from the start position on Stage 13.
Bianchi Cup
Training for Bianchi Cup
by Caleb •
Despite my love for Bianchi Cup, I have to say that actually training for the match is pretty boring. Unless you can actually set up the four stages on your range, which even then is a little repetitive, the best…