Here is one I had not seen before . . . Randall over at Allen Arms Tactical has a 300BLK H&R/AAC HandiRifle with a SCAR-H SD silencer mounted. With the “Reflex” design of the silencer, the can looks as long as the barrel

Betcha that combo is QUIET!!

XM2010 Sniper Rifle

Like Peanut Butter and . . . . BACON

Who don’t love PMAGS

Oleg Volk sent us in a couple of pictures from a resent Hog hunt.

Kel-tec RFB (7.62×51) with a Nightforce 1-4 NXS Compact and a 762SDN6. Nice!!

Kevin from Advanced Outfitters sent us in a picture of his book case, complete with AAC Skateboard Deck. Funny, I don’t see one book on getting in touch with his inner child . . . strange

Cory and I were headed to the range today and as we were headed up I-85, going south was a Radio Flier Wagon . . . a HUGE one. Like this:

Wounded Warrior Used To Like Guns

This must be a new policy because they co-branded the AAC Big Bang Party party I attended in 2010.

For those that are new or want to reminisce . . . LINK

Before you ask . . . no Party this year

LINK

AAC Blackout
The AAC Blackout flash hider is nearly as effective as the B.E. Meyers, but is 40% shorter. It uses a thick, three tine design with scalloped bases to begin the formation of a vortex as soon as the gasses enter the expansion chamber of the hider. This design, and the B.E. Meyers, were both highly rated and purchased by the U.S. Army for use as a signature reduction device by soldiers in Afghanistan. In 2010, the Joint Special Operations Command performed its own tests in support of a contract to outfit its operators with effective flash suppression. They found the AAC Blackout and B.E. Meyers flash hiders were both 96% more effective in reducing muzzle flash than an A2 birdcage hider. $100, www.advanced-armament.com.

AAC BrakeOut
Brakes reduce flash but not nearly as effectively as a dedicated flash hider. By dropping one baffle and replacing it with the three open tines found on the Blackout, the Brakeout gives up about 10% of it’s braking performance but adds a capable flash hider. It’s a worthy compromise for shooters that require more flash reduction than an A2 flash hider, especially in a short barrel rifle, but want to control recoil. $100 www.advanced-armament.com.

Actually, it’s 39 States