When BCM Decided to Make a 1911, It Had to Meet BCM High Standards. Here’s How They Did It… Larry Vickers meets up with Mike, Mr. Guns and Gear himself, to talk about the Bravo Company Gunfighter 1911 built by Wilson Combat. They’ll both share their impressions of shooting a well-made custom 1911. The enhanced grip …
1989 Gulf of Sidra encounter between two F-14 Tomcats of the USS John F. Kennedy and two MiG-23 Floggers of Libya. Unsurprisingly, the Tomcats come out on top Swampfoots channel
SHOCKING FOOTAGE: Arizona Rancher Shows Why We Need A Border Wall By Elizabeth Vaughn – on September 7, 2018 ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION Arizona rancher John Chilton owns 50,000 acres of land which lies on the US/Mexico border. Chilton has installed a camera on his property to film the continuous stream of illegal aliens entering our country …
Anti-gun Senator Distorts the Law and the Facts in Unsuccessful Attack on Supreme Court Nominee NRA/ILA This week the nation was subjected to an embarrassing and undignified spectacle of obstructionist partisan politics surrounding the confirmation hearings of Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh for the U.S. Supreme Court. The Democrat caucus, understanding that Judge Kavanaugh is an …
Southern Africa On The Skids by Hannes Wessels The sight of blood-soaked bodies including a middle-aged mother lying face down in a pool of blood on the streets of Harare having been shot in the back by a Zimbabwean soldier provided the sickening signal that hopes were dashed for the millions desperately hoping for relief …
Africa Destroyed; Poster-Child for Liberalism by Hannes Wessels The continental catastrophe that has engulfed Africa may go down in history as the greatest, politically motivated, human calamity of all time. Hundreds of millions of poverty-stricken people are getting poorer while an ever diminishing, tiny elite get richer and richer. Central authority in most countries is …
The Wright Brothers Build the First Army Airplane | Flashback | History The World’s First Military Airplane Smithsonian by: Peter JakabChief Curator Almost from the outset of successful human flight following the Wright brothers’ breakthrough flights in 1903, the application of this new technology for military purposes was discussed and speculated upon. Just as most …
In April, the military stopped accepting deliveries of new AH-64 Echoes because “of a strap pack nut that we believe to be really suspect,” Brig. Gen. Thomas Todd, program executive officer for Army aviation, confirmed to Defense News on April 19. As part of Army safety inspections of the fleet, the service determined it …
