Recent content by Trigger Monkey

I put a piece of skateboard tape on the toe of the SOPMOD stock to create a non-skid surface so the bag wouldn't slide around, seemed to work pretty good.

Those are Griffin Armament Fail Safe Sights, they provide a simple sight picture for closer range engagements, kinda similar to a MP-5 sight picture. The front sight is fixed and all windage and elevation adjustments are done on the rear sight.

I can go along with the title, because it is a bit of an introspective question. If you're running a 25 yard zero because that's simply what someone told you, is it really the right one for you? That kind of thing. @Bowhunter, I would zero your rifle to 50 yards, that way you can be within...

I wanted to add another review of TAB Gear items I did a while back. I love their gear and it's never let me down, I highly recommend it for any of your shooting needs. When you get a new precision rifle it’s kind of like having a kid, you need to have stuff to go along with it to protect...

That article has nothing to do with slings, good article, but misleading title.

I actually tried some of that a while back in my G34 and G19 and to be honest I wasn't that impressed with it for how much it cost. I didn't get near the velocity they advertised and accuracy was only so so out of both pistols. The G34 liked it better than the G19 but I didn't see the groups...

I was fooling around upstairs and decided to get some pics of a couple of my other blasters. Recce: BCM M4 upper, KMR-A-13, Rail Covers, Sling Mount, and Charging Handle White Oak 16" ML, 1:7, .223 Wylde Griffin Armament Tactical Compensator Toolcraft BCG Magpul Pro Offset Sights RRA Lower...

Updated SPR. So, from the last time I posted this I've replaced the upper and lower receivers, new stock, new barrel, new bipod, and that's it I think. Upper Receiver: Vltor MUR BCM KMRA-13 White Oak 18" SPR, RL Gas, 1:7 Twist PRI QC Brake Aero Precision Low Pro Gas Block BCM Gas Tube BCM...

I think the boo boo kit is really underrated, nothing can ruin your trip quicker than a minor injury. I usually pack a small one too with band aids, sting ointment, tweezers, useful stuff like that.

What are you guys taking to the range with you for incidental problems that occur when at the range or shooting a field match? For the past couple of years I've been carrying supplies in a Tactical Tailor horizontal E&E pouch that carries the contents of an Otis Sniper Cleaning Kit plus some...

I own or have reviewed several rifles from that list, just about all of them will serve you well. I love my AAC-SD, it's been a consistently accurate rifle with 168gr and 175gr BTHP, a solid 3/4 MOA shooter.

I use Peltor electronic earmuffs most of the time at the range but if it's a high volume day under the canopy then I'll double up with foamies underneath. I also carry spare foamies in my range bag. I got tinnitus the old fashioned way, M4's and C4.

It's 4140 CMV per Springfield CS.

If you buy that "kit" you have no interest in surviving. You get a revolver and about $50 worth of Chinese "survival" products....all I can say is good luck.

Optic selection is a personal choice based on a number of factors but the article was really pretty good. I've seen similar instances occur at the range and in competitions where guys get lost in the scope looking for a target and get very frustrated. One way to mitigate this is to shoot with...