Building a Better Blaster: A Second Look at the Canto Arms A280
My first Canto Arms A280 was built mostly from spare parts. Two years later, I went back and built the functional .22 LR Star Wars blaster I actually wanted.
Read moreMy first Canto Arms A280 was built mostly from spare parts. Two years later, I went back and built the functional .22 LR Star Wars blaster I actually wanted.
Read moreA rusty carry gun led to a visit with Pittsburgh Cerakote—and three very different projects that showed what one small Pennsylvania shop can do.
Read moreBaffle strikes happen. What matters next is recognizing the damage, knowing when to stop shooting and understanding who can actually repair your suppressor.
Read moreI’ve always enjoyed stopping by the WOOX booth at SHOT Show to see what our ...
Read moreCalifornia’s attorney general has filed suit against websites publishing 3D gun files, raising new legal battles over free speech and firearm regulation.
Read moreThe 3rd Circuit Court ruled that New Jersey’s restriction on distributing certain 3D-printed gun files does not violate the First or Second Amendment.
Read moreThe M1337 is a hand-cranked, belt-fed, 3D-printed minigun facsimile—and its creator explains how it became possible, and what it means for 3D2A.
Read moreThe Carry Optics division of the USPSA has become one of the most popular divisions ...
Read moreReloading is a way of life for many shooters. I know it has been for ...
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