Do you like guns? And beer? Well then here’s the perfect bottle opener for you! The bullet bottle opener from Madebyammo.com is selling these cool little bullet shaped bottle opener keychains, they go for $35 and they’re made in the US of A.
Advanced Armament Corp showed off a prototype Ruger 10/22 integral at SHOT this year. They’re due out later this year from AAC.
There are plenty of shirts dedicated to all branches of our military, now the civilian contractors get some love with a shirt of their own. The Civilian Contractor Tribute Shirt from Death Valley Magazine features a cool skull logo along with a list of all the major wars civilian contractors has taken part in along with the brave men and women in our military. Head on over to Death Valley Magazine to pick one up.
1911 makers seem to be a dime a dozen these days, but there’s one 1911 pistol maker who can claim they were one of the original manufacturers of the iconic 1911 pistol. Remington has released their new 1911 R1 Enhanced pistol which includes features aimed to enchance the shooting experience for users. Included is an anodized aluminum match trigger, beavertail grip safety with checkered memory bump, as well as an adjustable rear sight that is paired with red fiber-optic front sight. MODEL 1911 R1 ENHANCED goes for $940.
MasterPiece Arms unveiled their new 9300 SST-X Tactical Carbine at the 2011 SHOT Show in Las Vegas. The 9300 SST-X Tactical Carbine is built on their popular MPA Mac Mini 9MM but in a carbine length along with a muzzle break and 16″ barrel. The 9300 SST-X also features a multi-reticle Holosight, a side cocking scope mount and aluminum quad rail that can used for accessories. The 9300 SST-X comes with a 36-round polymer magazine and runs for $749. It is built in the USA and also includes a lifetime warranty.
Guns aren’t only used for self defense and hunting, they can be used to make works of art. Thats what artist Walton Creel does with his .22lr rifle. Creel created images of animals for his ‘Deweaponizing the Gun’ series of artwork. He fired thousands of rounds into a canvas made out of aluminum to make his masterpieces. Each .22 caliber hole was a single pixel in his image, Creel says of his new artwork:
Available now from J&G sales, their 7.62x25MM conversion kit allows you to convert a 9mm or 38 super Government model 1911 pistol to fire the 7.62x25mm Tokarev round. The kit comes with a 5 inch barrel, bbl link pin, bushing, 26lb hammer spring and a 12lb recoil spring from Wolff springs. To use this conversion kit your 1911 cannot have ramped frame (some 1911s from Colt, Taurus, and Rock Island come with ramped frames). You also have to use 38 super magazines with this kit.
Is is politically correct? Heck no, is it cool looking? Heck yes! Get yours over at MilSpecMonkey.com.
