Russell of SinistralRifleman.com trains a shooter on the finer points of the KSG
The Kel-Tec KSG is not just another pump action shotgun. It has several idiosyncrasies due to its bullpup design and dual magazine tubes that must be trained in order to use it efficiently. The crew at SinistralRifleman.com is creating a series of videos that walk you through the quirks of the KSG and teaches you how to utilize as effectively as possible.
Monderno has done a great job of pulling together a giveaway rifle to benefit Gallant Few’s Descendants of Sparta. The rifle features components that have been donated by several great manufacturers and it is absolutely decked out. It is ready for you to drop on the optic of your choice and start training.
More important than the specs of the rifle, this giveaway will raise funds and awareness for a worthy cause. See how you can get involved at Monderno.com.
The last time OC Tactical had the black IO Covers in stock they sold out in minutes. I expect these FDE IO Cover will move just as quickly. Run, don’t walk, to OCTactical.com.
St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner and Blue Force Gear is having a sale on their OD Green Vickers Combat Applications Slings (VCAS). The unpadded and padded versions with Acetal slider are on sale for 25% off.
I own 4 of the padded version of this sling. I like BFG’s OD Green color because it is less saturated than your typical OD Green color and it has a bit more gray in it. It is a more smokey, medium tone that doesn’t stand out as much. This unique color comes from the fact that the St. Patrick’s Day slings all start out tan and are individually dipped into green beer one pint at a time by tireless BFG craftsmen. It is an expensive process because each green beer can only be used for 1 sling and then must be discarded (but I hear that most of them don’t make it to the drain, if you catch my drift). I’m only kidding about the green beer dipping. Or am I?
Check out the St. Patrick’s Day OD Green Sling Sale at Blue Force Gear.
The MAG Tactical Systems MG-G4 AR-15 Lower Receivers manage to be more than 3 ounces lighter than a standard lower receiver while still boasting all alloy construction.
These receivers utilize a different metal alloy than a typical lower receiver (MAG Tactical Systems calls it MAG Alloy) and some smart machining to reduce the overall weight of the receiver by 35%. The MG-G4 lower is mostly similar in dimension to a standard lower but the hammer and trigger pin holes are reinforced requiring longer pins which are provided. The longer trigger and hammer pins are the only non-standard parts that are required. The MG-G4 also features an over-sized integral trigger guard.
Many people, myself included, will be skeptical about a lower receiver that is manufactured from a new alloy but I am always glad to see manufacturers trying something new to advance the state of the art. Only time and round count can truly tell how these lowers will hold up.
They are available in black and FDE and, believe it or not, the MAG Tactical Systems MG-G4 lowers are in stock now at Brownells.com!
