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According to Ruger, the Silent-SR can reduce the sound of standard .22 lr to an average of 113.2 dB, that’s about as quiet as a bolt action rifle with a thread-on suppressor.

Is it just a pair of Remington 870s strapped to a DP-12? No, you short sighted fool, it’s the spirit of the American dream!

“It didn’t happen overnight,” Poor explained. “It took a lot of homework and a lot of science.”

It’s not quite as compact as the Henry AR7, but it’s pretty close and the versatility of the M6 far outshines the competition.

Intended for boar hunting, the hard antimony-lead slugs create a massive cavity after exploding inside the target.

What do you get when you combine a suppressor and a muzzle brake? This isn’t a trick question. You get a “smuzzle” — at least, that’s what the U.S. Army calls it. News broke last week from TechLink that three U.S. Army researchers developed a smuzzle while working on the the U.S. Army’s Next-Generation Squad Weapon (NGSW) program.

This looks utterly impractical and absolutely giggle-worthy. This Rossi has some serious kick. Ever wonder why shotguns come standard with shoulder stocks? 

The start of a new century seemed to wake up designers in their quest to expand AR roles via caliber enhancement beyond 5.56mm or even .308 Win. The urge to expand AR rifles beyond .22 caliber “poodle shooters,” while still taking advantage of their ergonomics, has led to interesting cartridge creations; the Big Horn Armory AR500 chambered in .500 Auto Max is an excellent example of this.

After finding a way to keep the two slugs separate while traveling down the barrel, TAOFLEDERMAUS saw an improvement in accuracy. The rear slug travels through the low pressure wake created by the fore slug flying ahead of it.

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The 12 gauge Tango Shotgun Round (TSR) is shot into a 10% gel block leaving an impressive football-size cavitation! This slow-motion video will give you a great look at the wound channel this slug can deliver.

These dumbbell slugs are absolutely brutal. They’re surprisingly accurate for such an odd shape and cut through level III Kevlar like a hot knife through butter.

WITH A 10.5-INCH BARREL AND A HARD-HITTING CHAMBERING, THE SPRINGFIELD ARMORY SAINT VICTOR PISTOL IN 308 EXCELS AS A DO-EVERYTHING DEFENSIVE STOPPER.

The HAM’R is designed from concept to completion to be the hardest hitting, most powerful (practical size) AR platform carbine ever produced, exceeding the ballistics of the .450 Bushmaster, .458 SOCOM and .500 Beowulf. By using an AR10 size bolt and barrel extension, this new cartridge is capable of handling maximum pressures of 46,000 PSI while enabling it to exceed 3,000 foot pounds of energy from a short 18” barrel.

This ridiculous weapon combines the best of both worlds. Do you think it’s still legal in bow season?

After removing the butt stocks, he mounted the rifles into the Gatling rotary device powered by a hand crank like a traditional 19th Century Gatling gun. As each rifle passes through the cylce the trigger is depressed. It seems pretty clean and can fire as fast as you can spin the crank. Watch him try a 60 round demo in the video below.

The gas-operated VR80 uses upper and lower receivers made from 7075-T6 aluminum, takes 2.75- or 3-inch shells, and comes with flip-up sights. The 20-inch barrel has a protective shroud to keep it from being dented (we’re looking at you 3-Gunners), and the lower receiver is compatible with most commercial AR-15 buffer tubes, stocks and pistol grips, so you can make it your own. The VR80 is supplied with a five-round detachable magazine. 

The rifle is a semi-automatic, gas operated weapon with the piston located beneath the barrel and ammunition feed from detachable top-mounted magazine with bottom ejection for the spent cartridges. To reduce recoil, the rifle is equipped with a five hole muzzle brake and a padded leather recoil pad. The barrel had a wooden jacket as to allow transportation after firing.

Cadex Defence first announced its CDX-50 Tremor .50 BMG Sniper Rifle back in 2015. It’s kind of flown under the general radar over the years, but it’s popped back on our radar multiple times in the last week.

As technology advances and new and exciting things are being invented on almost a daily basis, it’s interesting to see advances in firearms (at least to me anyway).  But to make the claim of being the “ultimate” in anything, that’s a pretty bold thing to say right? So, is the .338 LAPUA really the “Ultimate Sniper Caliber” ?