From time to time we are asked to supply an extended mag release for a Glock.  In this video we are going to show you two options which we think will really help.  One is a custom modification we do in the shop.  The other is from Ghost.  Both of these will cost you $20 installed, so you won’t be out a lot, but they will make a big difference in your reloads. Check out the pictures below the video when it finishes....

When getting started in reloading it is important to make a few considerations.  What are you going to be reloading?  How much are you going to reload?  What is your time vs. money factor?  If you getting started and not sure about whether or not you will be hooked on reloading, the best answer to these questions is the Lee Challenger Kit. This kit sells for $134 at Lee.  It is a popular kit because it is essentially turn key.  You get...

Reloading is a great way for you to enjoy your hobby without actually being able to get out and shoot.  When I first started shooting, I only got to do it about once a month at a local Cowboy Action shoot, so reloading .45 Long Colt was not only cheaper than buying ammo, it was also a great way to stay connected to my hobby even though I wasn’t actually shooting. To begin this series it is important that I give credit where credit is...

You are at the local gun show.  While perusing the tables you run across an unbelievable gun.  You have been looking for this gun for months.  The condition is pretty good.  The price is right.  One problem, no serial number.  Is this a problem or not. If the gun you are looking at was manufactured before 1968 (source – ATF Knoxville Field Office), it may or may not have a serial number.  Some companies used them, and others...

Lots of people love pistol grip shotguns, but here is a video to consider if you are thinking about getting one.  I will say that she gets style points for twirling like Wyatt Earp.  Pretty fancy gun handling. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEd6oaCXfR8&feature=related]