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The wait is over, the Springfield Kuna is finally available with a tri-lug barrel as a factory option!If you’re not familiar with the legendary tri-lug, this might not be exciting news to you (yet). Most common for 9mm suppressors, but also found in some other pistol-caliber cans, the tri-lug is an extremely simple, robust, and secure method of mounting a suppressor. As the name implies, this system uses 3 lugs to index and secure the suppressor to the host. Since there is no threading and it instead relies on springs and lugs to stay secure, the tri-lug system is not…
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The EOTech OGL-C is the civilian-legal version of the On-Gun Laser that has been restricted to military and law enforcement since 2023. RECOIL TV host Tom Marshall walks through the OGL-C at Boulder City Rifle and Pistol Club in Boulder City, Nevada, covering the co-aligned green visible and IR aiming lasers, the VCSEL infrared illuminator, and the control layout that sets it apart from an AN/PEQ-15. Then we take it out on the line at last light to show what it does after dark. Here’s everything we shot and the new gear we got our hands on: EOTech OGL-C (On-Gun…
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The Brief: Sheriff deputies in Spartanburg, South Carolina, determined that a homeowner acted in self-defense when he fatally shot an intruder. The incident occurred around 2 a.m. after an individual forcibly breached an exterior door, prompting the resident to defend his home with a personal firearm. Investigators confirmed that physical evidence corroborated the homeowner’s account. Under South Carolina law, occupants hold a legal presumption of reasonable fear of imminent harm during an unlawful entry, justifying the defensive use of force. SPARTANBURG, SC — Sheriff deputies have concluded their initial investigation into a fatal residential shooting, confirming that an alert homeowner…
When I was 10 years old, I read Jeff Cooper’s articles in Guns & Ammo magazine in which he extolled the 1911 “.45 automatic” as the ultimate gunfighting/self-defense handgun. What he wrote made a great deal of sense to me. All these years later, it still does. The flat 1911, even in full-size like this Springfield Armory Mil-Spec model, can be comfortably and discreetly concealed — even under a tailored suit. Image: Gail Pepin Slim and flat, among the easiest of full-size “fighting handguns” to discreetly, accessibly carry concealed. It’s unarguably adequate in power for its task, all the more so…
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