Latest Interviews

Practically Tactical – Personal Protection and the AR-15

The hosts of Practically Tactical are on the very short list of content creators regularly putting out credible, high quality, and honest information about firearms. To learn more about Practically Tactical, we reached out to founder and host, Nick Humphries. We discuss the importance of firearms training for personal protection, keeping an open mind, what to avoid when building a reliable AR, his personal rifle setup and much more.

Triggrcon 2019 – CMC Triggers

More from Triggrcon 2019…here we visit CMC Triggers. CMC has been manufacturing drop-in trigger components since 2003. We talk to CMC Triggers about how their self-contained is potentially a step above the competition…and more.

Centurion Arms – Hammer Forged Barrels and Gas Blocks

We recently touched base with Monty LeClair of Centurion Arms to see what was new since we last spoke to him about his experiences with the MK12. In this article, we discuss Monty’s recent push to take production in-house, what he feels makes his cold hammer forged barrels superior to many others on the market, and why he feels many simply use “cold hammer forged” as a marketing term.

Triggrcon 2019 – Dead Foot Arms

Dead Foot Arms highlights their Dead Foot Arms Modified Cycling System with Folding Stock Adapter, a drop-in kit for the AR-15 platform. Other items include the G-Rex pistol brace and a prototype of the new Dead Foot Arms Sub-Compact Weapon System.

Common AR-15 Myths – School of the American Rifle

Spend enough time in online AR-15 groups and you start to notice some patterns…common AR-15 myths taken as gospel by both newer and more experienced builders. In addition, the cult of “good enough” remains pervasive, as does the sometimes irrational over-confidence in parts that come with a high-price tag. To discuss, we recently spent some time talking to Chad Albrecht at School of the American Rifle.

School of the American Rifle – AR Builder’s Q&A Part 1

Chad Albrecht at the School of the American Rifle is teaching students how focusing on the little things is of huge importance when it comes to a dependable, reliable AR. In part one of our two part conversation, we talk to Chad about the beginnings of the School of the American Rifle, common builder misconceptions, and discuss the ebb and flow of quality control within the firearms industry.

Triggrcon 2019 – Bobro Engineering

This was quietly one of the coolest booths at Triggrcon 2019. Andrew Bobro gives us a walkthrough of offerings from Bobro Engineering, including optic mounts for scopes and thermals, flashlight mounts, low profile back up iron sights (BUIS) and more. Via the Bobro Engineering website: Bobro Engineering designs and produces small arms related equipment featuring … Read more

Triggrcon 2019 – Genesis Arms 12-Gauge AR-10 & More

We visited a wide variety of booths at Triggrcon 2019…Including Genesis Arms, who was showing off their 12-Gauge AR-10 platfrorm called the Gen-12. You can watch that video below. We’ve also included a few more videos as a bonus. However please follow us on YouTube to see new video interviews as they are released. Bonus … Read more