In the last several months, we’ve heard multiple reports of the 20″ V Seven rifle chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor being a tremendously impressive package…and relatively speaking, a great value for what you receive. To learn more about this particular rifle, we reached out to V Seven founder and owner, Joel Allen.
ARBuildJunkie was fortunate to recently interview KAC’s Jack Leuba about upcoming Knight’s Armament offerings in 6.5 Creedmoor. While these rifles were not on display at SHOT Show 2020, we were able to get a brief overview from Jack of a 14.5″ 6.5 Creedmoor Knight’s Armament SR-25.
V Seven Weapons Systems is building high-quality, extremely lightweight ARs using a variety of uncommon materials including titanium, magnesium and lithium aluminum. In recent months we’ve heard a lot of good things about these rifles, so to learn more we reached to V Seven Weapons Systems owner and founder, Joel Allen.
This past weekend, a very special semi-auto precision rifle match was held in Blakely, Georgia. This first ever “A Day in the Arena” gas gun match, presented by Ash Hess and Jack Leuba allowed both novices and pros to join together enjoy a beautiful day on an approachable yet challenging course of fire…all to share their collective love for ARs and precision shooting.
A projectile getting a major buzz in professional hunting circles for 300 Blackout, 6.5 Grendel and more is a supremely lethal copper bullet called the “Cavity Back.” Due to its unique design, these bullets are hitting harder, faster and with more accuracy than almost anything else currently on the market. To learn more about the bullet’s unique design, we reached out to the inventor, Robert DeBell.
We get an overview of Colt’s lineup of ARs that were shown off at SHOT Show 2019. We take a look at the M4 Carbine, M4A1 SOCOM, M16A1 Retro Reissue, XM177 Reissue, M4 Carbine EPR, and the CM7/CM65 Carbines.
We recently spoke with one of the great AR innovators, John Paul from JP Enterprises, about the small, but critical things that need to be at the top of your mind as you build the best AR-10 possible.
Building a reliable AR-10 can be a challenge. What is the best approach? Alternatively, what is the best off-the-shelf complete AR-10 rifle?