Overall, CMR-30 is a lightweight, nearly recoilless carbine with a large magazine, excellent accuracy and good reliability. It was well liked by everyone who shot it and everyone who handled it plans to buy one or two. And Kel-Tec seems to be on track to producing enough of them to make a difference in the market.
Why would you want to scope a reproduction of a historic rifle such as the original STG-44s? Read this article to find out.
This fearsome concealable weapon is a pocket radio made in the 1960s as memorabilia for the James Bond film Dr.No.…Read More >
We often scoff at the new chamberings offered by ammunition manufacturers. “Solutions to nonexistent problems” we say. Sometimes, that is…Read More >
The unusual KelTec Sub2000 is more conventional than it appears. Read this post about customizing this carbine.
Every day that we interact with people, we enforce our personal boundaries. With strangers, these boundaries are usually quite distant…Read More >
One of the major draws of old firearms used to be the availability of inexpensive surplus ammunition. Thanks mostly to…Read More >
Having had the Kel-Tec KSG for a year, read Oleg Volk’s review on this 12-gauge bullpup’s features and performance. It is a revolutuionary design with a very different manual of arms which, once mastered, reveals amazing features and options.