The Blog category on Recguns.com serves as a comprehensive information hub for firearms enthusiasts. This category offers in-depth articles, expert commentary, and detailed guides about the wide variety of firearms featured on the platform. While Recguns.com mainly focuses on technical specifications, the blog provides deeper information on these firearms’ history, mechanisms, and practical applications. It perfectly complements the core database by offering valuable educational content and context that people are looking for.
We remain amazed that anyone in the firearms community still supports “Exile,” when the truth is any such law based on firearm possession is only used to inhibit lawful gun ownership. (As the anti-gun Montgomery County State’s Attorney Doug Gansler observed: “Gun laws are what we use when we can’t get you some way else.”) … Read more
What are NFA Weapons? title 1 firearms and title 2. Title 1 firearms are long guns(rifles and shotguns), handguns, firearm frames or receivers, andmost NFA weapons are also title 1 firearms. Title 2 weapons areNFA weapons. Title 2 of the 1968 Gun Control Act is the NationalFirearms Act (26 USC sec. 5801 et seq.), hence … Read more
1. CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE’S OWN RESEARCH STUDIES, AS VALIDATED BY INDEPENDENT EXPERTS, CONFIRM THAT BALLISTIC FINGERPRINT PROGRAMS DO NOT WORK. In announcing the results of CAL DOJ’s studies, California Attorney General Bill Lockyer stated “Our analysis concludes that today’s technology is not yet adequate to handle the volume [of data] associated with adding all … Read more
It’s a nice gun. I think so, and several gun magazine writers like Jan Libourel agree that it’s a “beautifully-made” high-capacity compact semi-auto. In fact, Libourel stated in an article on pocket handguns that the Sphinx AT-380M is the “most appealing of the high capacity .380s.” It’s this kind of talk that set me upon … Read more
Factoring Criteria for Weapons Note: The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms reserves the rightto preclude importation of any revolver or pistol which achieves anapparent qualifying score but does not adhere to the provisions ofsection 925(d)(3) of Amended Chapter 44, Title 18, USC. PISTOL Prerequisites 1. The pistol must have a positive manually operated safety … Read more
I do not understand why a lead cast bullet can only contain a few percent (2 to 3) parts of tin to be classed as hard. If an alloy of 70% lead and 30% tin was used it will still be “softer” than copper. What gives? Historically, bullet lead is hardened, principally, by addition of … Read more
This is a videotape of one of Ayoob’s Lethal Force Institute (LFI) classes for police instructors. It is not of professional production quality, and the audio quality is sometimes rather poor. However, it contains some valuable information for those who own, and perhaps carry, firearms for defensive purposes. The first half of the tape is … Read more
How to get into your safe? For most people, who’s gun collection is a smaller fraction of their net worth than say, their car, the standard gun safes that are commonly available are quite sufficient to the task of keeping children, irresponsible adults, and the street criminal out of their guns. The standard gun safes … Read more
The Colt AR-15 model SP1 (cat.#R-6000) was in production from 1963-1985. I have noted many slight changes made to this model during its production run. The following information is from notes I have made on the AR-15’s I have owned. Rifle Ser#: 14XX Made: 1964 Flash suppressor: type 2, open 3 pronged Barrel: non chrome-plated, … Read more
So, just what is Black Powder? It is the original gunpowder, a blend of saltpeter, sulfur, and charcoal. Born before recorded history, and in use as a propellant for many centuries, it was only “recently” supplanted by modern smokeless propellants in the last 100-110 years. What can I use it with? Many different kinds of black powder … Read more