CBRPS
I would like to bring to your attention a group of very progressive designers who I have quite a bit of respect for. Center Balance Rifle Platform Systems does its work like no one else…
Silencers are Legal shoot in Dallas 4/28/12
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW!! The GEARS of guns crew will be out at this event. This event was designed to help the public get a better handle on the fact that suppressors are legal…
First Impressions: VersaCarry Holsters
About two weeks ago We were contacted by VersaCarry about a T&E (review) of their holsters and of course I was very excited about trying them out since they one of the most interesting IWB…
All Pistols Are Not Created Equal
Holy wars have been fought on the internet for years arguing which pistol is the best. I don’t believe there is one best pistol, but among the many service pistols that exist in the marketplace…
First Impressions: Kel-Tec SU-16CA
Ah, Kel Tec. Makers of nifty folding rifles and the KSG. I was stoked when I heard that the GEARS crew got to play with one of the first firearms that got me interested in…
Versacarry
The GEARS staff got 3 Versacarry holsters to test out for our Kel-Tec PF-9, A S&W M&P .40 and of course my Glock 21 with the threaded barrel. Reviews coming soon…
Bergmann Bayard model 1908 pistol (3-30 Name that gun)
Caliber: 9×23 Bergmann (9mm Largo)Weight unloaded: 1020 gLength: 254 mmBarrel length:102 mmMagazine capacity: 6 or 10 roundsProduction: 1901 – 1914, 1922 – 1935Company: Anciens Etablissements PieperOperation: Semi-automatic (single action)Operating Mechanism: Short recoil (locked breech)Designer:…
Name This Gun 3-30
I will leave all the markings to give you the best chance of guessing this pistol. Good luck.
SITREP: RED RAIN GRAND PRIZE!
The Grand prize for Saturdays event showed up today American Weapon Systems ZA-15 SPECS Zombie Annihilator Forged Upper and Lower Two-Stage Match TriggerNiB-X Bolt Carrier GroupAWS 16″ Mid-Length LW Stainless Steel BarrelAWS Gas Block…
Double 1911
If you have seen the Green Hornet, you know the feeling when first laying eyes on the Double Desert Eagle. At first it was beautiful thought. Then it was painful. Shortly after that it was…