Our buddy Andrew at VuurwapenBlog just posted a great one handed reload video, My guns hate to be kickstarted. Give it a watch!
AK Awesomeness
Posting up my newest AK build details.
The Rifle is a Arsenal 107CR that we carry. I have added a Parabellum Armament Ak Rail with a Aimpoint Pro optic that enables a lower 1/3 co-witness ( I did end up using a normal 30mm scope ring instead of the included mount). The Flashlight is a Surefire G2 that is attached using a RS BM-1 rail and a Gear Sector light mount. The Pistol Grip is a US Palm AK-BG and is the single best upgrade you can get for a AK rifle. The Magazine is one of the Polish 30rd Synthetic mags we carry.
Stand UP!!!!!
Brought to us from our friend Tim at the Military Arms Channel, Subscribe!
SCCY CPX 9mm featured on the Military Arms Channel
We have sold a ton of these pistols and they provide a lot of Bang for the buck! -Bryan
Great Tavor Video
Two of my Favorite Youtube Channels (Range Time with Cory & Erika and Military Arms Channel ) did a great video on the AUG and TAVOR rifles, make sure you subscribe to both their channels! -Bryan
2012 Holiday Hours
Dear Valued Customer,
We wish You and Your Families a very Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year!
Like many in our Industry, we are experiencing an extremely higher than normal order volume.
For the Holiday Season, and to provide a better service to our customers, our Telephone Sales Department and Pick-up Counter will be closed Monday December 24th through Tuesday January 1st. This will allow us to prioritize our efforts on processing and shipping orders that are already in house.
Our Website and email attendants will remain open for business 24/7 through the Holidays!
We greatly value you as a customer, and appreciate your continued business over the past 15 years.
God Bless you,
AIM Surplus
www.aimsurplus.com
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Magpul PMAG… Same great mag, great new price.
Nothing like reintroducing an incredible, industry changing product, 5 or so years later at a new LOWER price. How often does that happen? But I guess at this point… Magpul is used to shaking things up.
In case you missed it, PMags are now only $12.30 each, delivered. buy here
Great time for these classic old videos.
Military Arms Channel review the Star model B 9mm Handgun
Our friends over at the Military Arms Channel did a great review of the Spanish Star model B 9mm Handgun. Check it out:
Griffin Armament Muzzle Device Promotional Video
Our friends over at Griffin Armament put together a great video of their products in action. Check it out:
AIM Powered Spike's Tactical Shooting Team takes 3rd at the FNH Multi-gun!
FNH 2012 Multigun
Last week we traveled back to the Peacemaker range in West Virginia for our final major multigun match of the season, the FNH Multigun Championship. We were supposed to shoot this match in the last season but work got in the way for both Cam and I. FNH “went all out” on this match and had four side matches where shooters could kill time by trying out the FNS pistol, SCAR 17 rifle, SLP & SC1 shotguns.
We shot 9 stages over 3 days and had a lot of fun. The stages were great and made good use of the range facilities with mostly natural terrain stages. Stage seven was the most difficult stage; it had the shooter engage an aerial clay target with the shotgun then engage targets from 100-200 yards off hand with the rifle. I had a great run on this stage but unfortunately, the stage was thrown out. We shot the long range stage first thing on Friday morning and had to contend with the fog. Cam did an awesome job on this stage and nailed the 380 yard shot in fog so thick, I couldn’t see the target with 25x zoom on the camera. Stage three was a little different in that the shooter had to engage 14 inch “Sammy” targets that were turned sideways. Cam and I both thought that these would be harder than they were and only had a few makeup shots. Cam had a great match and finished third in Limited class. He missed second place by .34 points. I shot a very consistent match and had a few gun problems that I’ve since fixed. I finished 71st out of 250 shooters.
Next year, we will be adding some different matches to our schedul, some that we will be shooting for the first time. Our first match will probably be the USPSA Multigun Nationals in Las Vegas, Nevada. In our next blog post, we will review GSG’s .22 caliber 1911. In the mean time, have fun and shoot straight!
Last week we traveled back to the Peacemaker range in West Virginia for our final major multigun match of the season, the FNH Multigun Championship. We were supposed to shoot this match in the last season but work got in the way for both Cam and I. FNH “went all out” on this match and had four side matches where shooters could kill time by trying out the FNS pistol, SCAR 17 rifle, SLP & SC1 shotguns.
We shot 9 stages over 3 days and had a lot of fun. The stages were great and made good use of the range facilities with mostly natural terrain stages. Stage seven was the most difficult stage; it had the shooter engage an aerial clay target with the shotgun then engage targets from 100-200 yards off hand with the rifle. I had a great run on this stage but unfortunately, the stage was thrown out. We shot the long range stage first thing on Friday morning and had to contend with the fog. Cam did an awesome job on this stage and nailed the 380 yard shot in fog so thick, I couldn’t see the target with 25x zoom on the camera. Stage three was a little different in that the shooter had to engage 14 inch “Sammy” targets that were turned sideways. Cam and I both thought that these would be harder than they were and only had a few makeup shots. Cam had a great match and finished third in Limited class. He missed second place by .34 points. I shot a very consistent match and had a few gun problems that I’ve since fixed. I finished 71st out of 250 shooters.
Next year, we will be adding some different matches to our schedul, some that we will be shooting for the first time. Our first match will probably be the USPSA Multigun Nationals in Las Vegas, Nevada. In our next blog post, we will review GSG’s .22 caliber 1911. In the mean time, have fun and shoot straight!
-Ben Powell
Spikes Tactical Shooting Team