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TACTICAL RELOAD

Welcome to the September/October issue of Tactical Life magazine. It’s fully loaded with content covering personal defense and sporting firepower, a host of entertaining and informative articles with links to companion video content, and nearly every-thing in between. If you’re one of those folks who demand the very best in everything you own—or even hope to be one of those folks someday—look no further than our cover gun. Scribe Mike Detty’s coverage of the new Nighthawk BDS9 begins on page 36, and you won’t want to miss a word. In much of the competition world, the double-stack “2011” in 9mm reigns supreme, and this pistol sits atop the heap! Of course, with an MSRP of $5,999, the gun should be a top shooter. And through his extensive testing of the…

TACTICAL RELOAD

COLT CBX PRECISION Colt jumps into the chassis rifle waters with the introduction of its sub-$2,000 CBX Precision chassis rifle. Full of features sought by competition shooters, the CBX Precision is guaranteed sub-MOA. The flat-bottomed receiver reduces flex and combines with the button-rifled barrel for better accuracy. Customization reigns with the CBX’s adjustable length of pull, cheekweld and trigger that can be set between 2.5 to 5 pounds. The 15-inch forend provides plenty of room for accessories via M-Lok slots. The rifle is currently offered in the venerable .308 Win., with the 6.5 Creedmoor variant to follow. (colt.com) DRYSHOD EVALUSION BOOTS If you are looking for a lightweight waterproof hunting boot, look no further than Dryshod’s new line of Evalusion Boots. Boasted as the “lightest weight” waterproof boots, the Evalusion…

Remember the days when school was out for summer, and your next year’s English teacher gave you a “reading assignments list” and said to report back on the first day of school? Getting summer homework always sucked unless you were able to pick your own books. Come to find out, my son, heading into his junior year of high school, is still experiencing this summer agony. After seeing what all was on his list, I told him that he’d be better off reading any one of the following military/spy/good guys whacking bad guys books that were on my spring/summer 2023 hot takes list. 1. THE BULLET GARDEN This Earl Swagger novel by Stephen Hunter was my table setter. It is the origin story to Pulitzer prize-winner Stephen Hunter’s Hot Springs,…

JACK CARR SHOOTING STRAIGHT

Editor’s Note: Reading Jack Carr’s The Terminal List series tells you that this author has his finger on the throat/pulse of what’s happening in our world today. The research he does—whether it’s on geopolitics, quantum computers that are pulling strings and watching/hearing everything, the use of biological weapons against civilians the world over, and our loss of privacy and freedoms endowed by our creator—is second to few. And gun-culturally speaking, his preface to his fifth book titled In The Blood is poignant. Here it is, reprinted by permission from Emily Bestler Books. IT is often said that you don’t hear the bullet that kills you, the idea being that the projectile is traveling faster than the speed of sound and therefore a well-placed head shot will put your target in…

JACK CARR SHOOTING STRAIGHT

SHOOT (AND WRITE) TO THRILL

In the fast-paced world of Hollywood where jaw-dropping explosions, adrenaline-pumping sequences and intense combat scenes reign supreme, action movies have long been a staple of the film industry. While these blockbusters captivate audiences with their thrilling narratives and awe-inspiring visual effects, a significant number of them owe their inspiration to the pages of popular books. INSPIRED STORIES The influence of military thriller literature on Hollywood’s action movies cannot be overstated. These novels serve as a treasure trove of engaging plots, intricate conspiracies and meticulously researched military tactics. They provide the perfect recipe for filmmakers seeking to entertain and engage audiences craving high-stakes adventures and heart-pounding thrills. Authors like Tom Clancy, Robert Ludlum and Ian Fleming have not only established themselves as literary giants but have also left an indelible mark…

SHOOT (AND WRITE) TO THRILL

15 ICONIC RIFLES

In the July/August edition of Tactical Life magazine, we covered some of the most iconic handguns in the world. While handguns are a big part of history, it is the rifle that is seen as the most influential. With that, let’s look at what we believe are the 15 most iconic rifles of all time. AK-47 First up, and (mainly) in alphabetical order, is the almighty AK. The AK-47, officially known as the Avtomat Kalash-nikova, is a gas-operated rifle chambered in 7.62×39mm. Developed in the Soviet Union by Russian small-arms designer Mikhail Kalashnikov, it is the originating firearm of the AK family of rifles. After more than seven decades since its creation, the AK-47 and its variants remain one of the most popular and widely used firearms in the world.…

15 ICONIC RIFLES

This year was my first year attending Athlon Outdoors’ annual Rendezvous where a group of firearm enthusiasts from all different expertise with a passion for writing gets one-on-one time with experts from more than 30 firearms and gear companies. As in year’s past, the shooting and editorial-content-building event took place in Idaho with the beautiful Teton Mountains as the backdrop. I have never seen such a beautiful open-land range set up in my entire life with the snow-topped Tetons and the golden sunrise glowing over the sky just along the horizon of targets a mile away. KICKOFF As luck would have it, my very first trigger pull of the event was to shoot a mile behind the Barrett MRAD MK 22. No pressure, right? It’s only five minutes past my…

Time spent playing with thermal scopes is never wasted. I recently got the opportunity to try out the InfiRay Outdoor RICO (Rugged Infrared Compact Optic) RH50 Pro thermal imaging scope. What makes it awesome? Duh, it is a thermal scope. But what sets it apart from every other thermal scope? It has a very easy-to-use zoom and focus. Plus, it comes with pretty much every bell and whistle you find on the top-of-the-line thermal scopes: quick Picatinny mount, rechargeable battery pack with six-plus hours of run time, USB-C connector for external viewing or downloading, enormous 32 GB memory storage (photos or video), seven different reticles to choose from and different color palettes, plus it powers up in less than 10 seconds. So, what really sets it apart from all the…

When I was a kid in suburban Philadelphia, I became a trapshooter simply because there were no other shooting sports in the area. As my ability grew, I started traveling to other clubs in the state and eventually other states. It was at some of the bigger shoots that I saw spectacular motorhomes often towing luxury cars behind them in the parking lot. Some of their owners shot Italian shotguns costing thousands more than my Remington 1100. Some of them could outshoot me while others couldn’t. It was then that I learned that winners are made from ability, not their hardware. I also learned that shooters were a fraternity, and I can’t think of anyone who would begrudge these wellheeled shooters their extravagant guns. Some of the shooters were born…

6.5 CREED HUNTERS

Love it or hate it, the 6.5 Creedmoor is poised to go down in history as this generation’s .308 Winchester. Now, I know statements like that draw a lot of fire but show me a better cartridge that excels in a wide variety of competitive disciplines and also bodes well for medium or even big-game hunting. This brings me to the second point of controversy—lethality. Although internet memes get a lot right, they are dead wrong about 6.5 being ineffective on at least deer-sized game. To discredit that claim, one needs to look no further than the millions of deer taken with cartridges like the .243 Winchester and the .257 Roberts. In many ways, smaller diameter bullets exceed in this arena because they force better shot placement, which in turn…

6.5 CREED HUNTERS

DEADLY SEVEN TRAIN

Check out practically any gun shop, and it will be pretty easy to swing a dead cat and knock over several mid-bore magnum rifles. Let the sun rise a few more times after this magazine hits the sales racks and you’ll see even more variety. And, with all the hype about long-range hunting these days, it’s a safe bet a lot of these cartridges will go afield. The big question is, do they always have enough killing power to get the job done ethically? Over the past few decades, I’ve sent hundreds of rounds downrange that wound up killing big-game animals, so I’ve earned the right to question the feasibility of hunting with specific cartridges on various game animals. As a bowhunter since age 8, I learned to blood trail…

DEADLY SEVEN TRAIN

WEATHERBY TO OFFER NON-WEATHERBY CARTRIDGES

Leaning on decades of ballistic knowledge and proven performance, Weatherby will now load some of the industry’s most popular hunting cartridges. Initial cartridges being loaded will be 300 PRC, 7mm PRC, 6.5 PRC, 28 Nosler and 280 AI. Tested and developed to lead the industry in velocity and terminal performance, consumers can expect hand-loaded precision in commercially produced ammo. Like Weatherby’s current ammo selection, each new premium offering will feature bullets and brass known for tight tolerances and accurate groups. All new offerings will fall into Weatherby’s Select Plus line of premium ammunition. Weatherby Select Plus 7mm PRC rounds to choose from include the 177-grain Hammer Custom and the 150-grain Swift Scirocco. See bullet details below: HAMMER BULLETS are turned on a CNC lathe and use a unique solid copper…

WEATHERBY TO OFFER NON-WEATHERBY CARTRIDGES

Twenty years before the internet was a thing, I ran into problems reloading .30-06 for an M-1 Garand that I was shooting…a lot. I was a junior at Mississippi State University, and my wife and I lived in Crumpton’s Trailer Park on Blackjack Road. I remember the modestly furnished mobile home only had a couch and a TV in the living room where I would sit and reload in the evenings in between study sessions. My reloading bench was about as modest as it gets; a Black & Decker sawhorse with an RCBS Junior press attached with a couple of “C” clamps. I had been issued a Winchester-made M-1 Garand at the Starkville Gun Club and I traveled around the Magnolia State that spring to compete in as many matches…

LOADIN’ LEHIGH

Lehigh Defense earned a name for itself through its intense solid-copper projectiles. Utilizing Swiss CNC machines, each bullet is precisely turned to exacting tolerances for match-grade accuracy and ultra-reliable terminal performance. Several familiar designs have come from this company, such as the Xtreme Defense bullet, which is loaded into Black Hill’s hit Honey Badger ammunition. Another worthy pill is the Controlled Fracturing bullet, which plays well with higher velocities. As the name implies, this product is designed to break apart shortly after entry, which allows the main segment to continue on, stopping at what is calculated to be the optimal distance for each caliber. With late-night pest control being on the table at our new home, these interested me greatly, as smacking a four-legged threat is a great way to…

TAKE A LOAD OFF

Load development is worthless if you don’t build a rock-solid testing platform. Nearly every scrap of my property is on an incline, which works wonders for drainage and keeping bugs down but makes getting right on the firing line a bit of a challenge. Browning’s Huntsman chair is built with three independent legs capped off with self-leveling feet. It also features an integrated strap system, allowing it to be carried and deployed virtually any-where. When you add the 360-degree swiveling seat, it’s plain to see that this is a superb product for shooting, hunting or anything else you enjoy doing outdoors. For more information, visit browningcamping.com.…

TAKE A LOAD OFF

A RED-DOTTED BEAR

John Browning’s infamous cartridge does a great job of stacking velocity as long as its runway allows. Bear Creek Arsenal’s BC-45 is an affordable way to realize the full potential of this cartridge. In this piece, I utilized the 10.5-inch edition to pull an extra 153 fps off of my preferred handload. The addition of rail space also allowed me to mount a rugged Meprolight Tru-Vision red-dot, which tightened my groups considerably. For more information, visit bearcreekarsenal.com and meprolight.com.…

A RED-DOTTED BEAR

LEHIGH FACTORY AMMO

Not into handloading or carrying homemade defensive ammo? That’s understandable, as dirtbag defense attorneys might try to make a case that you made some sort of “super bullet” intended to kill their client. If that is a concern or you don’t yet own a press, Lehigh also loads these bullets into high-quality factory ammunition. Therefore, you can use your handloads against four-legged threats, but leave the liability to Lehigh for defense in the streets.…

LEHIGH FACTORY AMMO

RCBS, the leading manufacturer of ammunition reloading equipment for rifles and pistols, celebrated 80 years in business in June 2023. Born in a small 72-square-foot room in the back of a laundromat in Oroville, California, RCBS was created in 1943 to address wartime ammunition shortages for American sportsmen. In the early days following the attack on Pearl Harbor, there was a tremendous shortage of bullet-making equipment. RCBS founder Fred T. Huntington had been shooting and hunting all his life and wanted to make sure he would be able to continue pursuing his passion, even with limited products available due to wartime shortages. ROLLING WITH CHANGE “This June we will celebrate the 80th anniversary of the beginning of RCBS in Oroville, California,” said RCBS Product Manager and Engineer Steven Koch. “I…

One of my favorite observations is the progression of a shooter’s mindset toward recoil. Initially, we enjoy the experience, as it demonstrates the power that we are capable of harnessing as human beings. As time goes on, many even become “recoil junkies” and seek out harder-kicking firearms to scratch that itch. However, those of us who shoot more often will invariably seek more manageable ways to put lead on target with minimal impact on how we function the next day. The .460 S&W Magnum cartridge comes to mind as I write these words and would certainly be something first-year Frank would have been interested in testing. Sadly, this uber-magnum hit the market long after I outgrew that stage. My initial experiences weren’t as favorable as they would be before the…

HORNADY CAM LOCK BULLET PULLER

If you conduct load development like I do, then you load up every combination of bullets and powder charges that might possibly shoot well and then hit the range. However, after you find that winning combo, what do you do with the leftover loads? Sure, we can blast them into the dirt, but why waste precious components? The Hornady Cam Lock Bullet Puller works on a collet system and uses your press to safely and easily remove your bullets from the case. This allows you to reuse them as well as your primed brass and recaptured powder. Aside from eliminating all of the banging needed with inertia pullers, this tool isn’t limited by internal space. Essentially, if your press was able to put it together with the Cam Lock, it…

HORNADY CAM LOCK BULLET PULLER

These days, there are some pretty good handloading videos on the internet. The host is typically surrounded by a room full of equipment provided by sponsors. I’ll be the first to admit that an assortment of presses, trimmers, cleaners and measuring devices come in handy when I’m trying to transform a pile of brass into a pile of loaded ammo, or a handful of precise loads. Sometimes, though, it’s good to get back to basics with minimal equipment. In the flintlock era, hunters often carried nothing more than a few spare flints, some powder, a patch knife and a supply of round lead balls that fit their rifle. That was it, along with a source of ignition, fuel and projectiles. Another item often found in their “possibles” bag was a…

RELOADER’S STOCKPILE

ANNEALING MADE PERFECT (AMP) Mark II: The Mark II induction annealer is the first and only SMART induction annealer on the market. It will accurately anneal any case, regardless of cartridge, brand, lot number or even neck turning. It delivers phenomenally precise case sizing, repeatable neck tension and extended case life. AMP has been in the case annealer business for a few years, but this year they’ve added something new. Amp Press: The AMP Press combines a motor-driven ram, a distance sensor and a load cell to deliver extremely accurate and precise Force/Distance bullet seating measurements. It is designed for use with inline bullet seating dies. For the first time, bullet seating data can be stored and sorted according to a multitude of variables. This allows users to enhance their…

RELOADER’S STOCKPILE

SHOCK AND AWESOME

The Mossberg 500 series of shotguns has a long and storied history of service to both civilians and armed professionals. The Mossberg 590 and 590A1 have repeatedly been lauded as the pinnacle of pump-action fighting shotguns. The massive adoption of the platform has led to the creation of several variants over the years. Up to this point, these variants still required aftermarket conversion to function reliably with short shotgun shells. Options, like Federal’s Shorty Shotshells 1¾-inch shotgun ammunition, have become increasingly popular due to their ability to add capacityacity to pump-action shotguns. This rise in popularity triggered the release of a new 590 variant geared towards that very ammunition type. The Mossberg 590S was purpose-built to reliably feed both standard and short shotgun shells. This has eliminated the need for…

SHOCK AND AWESOME

SIX-PACK OF SHARP

A tactical knife isn’t just a specific type of knife. It encompasses a multitude of styles and designs that share common characteristics. Tactical knives include survival, rescue, boot, combat and folding knives. So, what exactly makes a knife “tactical”? Tactical knives are designed for military, law enforcement or self-defense purposes. They often have unique features that set them apart from conventional knives. For instance, they boast sturdy and durable blades that can endure rough use and resist corrosion. Moreover, their sharp and pointed tip is designed to penetrate rigid materials or cause severe injury. Some tactical knives may include a serrated edge or a secondary blade, ideal for cutting through ropes, wires or clothing in emergencies. When choosing a tactical knife, functionality and comfort are crucial factors to consider. These…

SIX-PACK OF SHARP

The various methods for carrying a tactical knife include: • BELT CARRY: This is the most common way to carry a tactical knife, as it allows for easy access when needed. It involves using a sheath or holster that can be secured to the belt. • POCKET CARRY: Some tactical knives are designed to fit into pockets, making them easy to conceal and access. • BOOT CARRY: This method is similar to belt carry, but the sheath or holster is attached to the boot instead of the waistband. • NECK CARRY: A lanyard can attach a tactical knife around the neck, allowing the user to grab it in an emergency quickly. • IN-SHIRT CARRY: Many tactical knives come with clips that can be securely tucked inside a shirt pocket or…

SOUTHPAW PRECISION

Seldom does a .22 rimfire firearm make a change to the market, but the recently released Ruger left-hand Competition 10/22 carbine that I was introduced to at the 2022 Professional Outdoor Media Association (POMA) Shooting Sports Showcase seems to have done just that. For almost 60 years, one of the best and most popular .22 LR rifles has been the legendary Ruger 10/22, first made in 1964 with a unique rotary magazine. It has prompted such a huge amount of aftermarket replacement parts and accessories that the Ruger 10/22 is becoming one of the most modular firearms on the market. Adding to almost a thousand different variations and models, Ruger has now released a freshly engineered, completely left-handed version of the 10/22. I found that not just the ejection port…

SOUTHPAW PRECISION

.22 RIMFIRE AMMO PRIMER

The .22 Long Rifle (LR) cartridge has been the absolute staple product for training marksmen, informal shooting and the common denominator for shooters worldwide for more than 120 years—even longer when you include its predecessor, the .22 Short, which was first used in 1857. The .22 rimfire ammunition was developed and made by the American Union Metallic Cartridge Company, and because of its effective ballistics, low cost and gently felt recoil, it is one of the few cartridges that has been chambered for both rifles and pistols. Also unusual is that both good guys and belligerents used the identical cartridge for training, including countries on both sides in WWII that used the .22 LR for training their troops. Today, about 2.5 billion rounds of .22 LR ammunition are produced every…

.22 RIMFIRE AMMO PRIMER

The goal of Warrior Systems Manufacturing (WSM) is to make quality rifles built in the U.S. with quality features and not just cobble together ARs with parts sourced from multiple locations or from offshore manufacturers. After running the second generation WSM 15, I have to agree the quality is built in. The features and attention to detail are refreshing compared to some in the vast pool of AR-15 manufacturers. This rifle is USDA Prime with all parts built in the U.S. That’s because WSM doesn’t just build AR-15 rifles. They control the entire process from concept and R&D to finished rifle and everything in between including machining and finish coating. When you control the process from soup to nuts, you can build superb rifles. While some AR-15 manufacturers are lucky…

BANGING THE 50-ROUND DRUM

If you are defending yourself from a hoard, then a drum magazine is the way to gun up. The Warrior System drum magazine offers nice balance, easy loading and complete reliability. Warrior Systems gives the drums a Cerakote finish in either Armor Black, Midnight Bronze, Tungsten Grey or Flat Dark Earth. Sliding the drum in the magazine well of the AR is slick due to the metal-to-metal surfaces. The drum is about the size of a soft-ball, so it is relatively compact. Loading the drum at first can be confusing and require coordination. The fastest way to load it is to place the drum on a flat surface or against your body if in the field. Rotate the drum’s tension wheel slightly with your support hand while your shooting hand…

BANGING THE 50-ROUND DRUM

It has been said that a trained assassin can kill anybody on the planet…if he is willing to die in the process. That was always the rub. For 007, the killing was easy. Getting out in one piece was hard. The mark this day was Alexandre Kolpikov—Russian financier, oligarch and full-time professional psychopath. Kolpikov had made his billions running guns and dope on an astronomical scale with a little human trafficking thrown in for flavor. Bond had ended all that with a single .380 ACP hollow point. Now it was time to go home. Anya Belyaev had been prima ballerina at the Bolshoi before Kolpikov kid-napped her. She had been held against her will for nearly three months on his island fortress. The woman was lyrically beautiful. Any concerns Bond…

FAKE-TICAL NEWS

TRUMP TO PICK HUNTER AS VEEP Weary over a constant barrage of criminal accusations and indictments, 2024 Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump has chosen the only vice presidential candidate who can keep him sheltered from constant investigations and prosecutions. “Hunter Biden has committed more felonies than I’ve ever thought of, and still somehow manages to avoid investigation and prosecution,” Trump said at a news conference announcing his running mate selection. “With Hunter on my team, there’s little doubt that the haters will finally be forced to leave me alone to make America great again—again.” According to news reports, Hunter, who recently dodged prosecution for lying on a federal background check, welcomed the opportunity to be part of a team on its way to the White House. “This is great,” the…

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