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This is another one from Demolition Ranch. And why not?

This time, they put a loaded Glock pistol into a microwave and start zapping it.

The pistol is pointing towards the magnetron in hopes that the gun will fire into the microwave, thus killing the very source of the heat that cooks off the round. If it gets hot enough to fire, that is, and if the frame remains unmelted for that long.

Spoiler alert: The pistol frame eventually catches fire, and it does so early in the process.

Will it melt and fall over? Probably.

Will it fire? You’ll have to watch to find out.

But yeah.

What do you think? Interesting, stupid, both, or neither?

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I ask you: How hard can it be to drive a tire-laden truck onto a trailer?

The answer? Pretty dang tough.

Well, it can be when you leave the towing truck in neutral.

This short video is packed with failure. Maybe I should feel bad about it, but instead I laughed out loud. Sorry guys.

Actually, I think they lucked out in regards to the busy road. This could have been much worse, and it doesn’t look like anyone got hurt.

Turn down your sound before you start playing the video, and when you get tired of waiting for something to happen, skip ahead to about 0:38.

Enjoy!

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This is another video from that TAOFLEDERMAUS character. I’m not sure I’ll share another because the experimentation isn’t all that thrilling, but I like the shape of these slugs. As mentioned in the video, they remind me of the old cap bomb that I loved to play with as a kid.

The last video of his that I shared was back in November when he shot some pointed aluminum boattail slugs with various types of rifling cut into them.

Anyhow, these bomb slugs seemed to fly fairly true, and one of them was even shot twice. Nifty!

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In this video multiple scenarios are tested for the time it takes to fire 30 rounds from two 15 round magazines, three 10 round magazines, and five 6 round magazines. Watch below.

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If you’ve tried the expensive socks and warming packs to keep your feet from freezing in the winter, this video is for you!

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Coonan Inc., best known for their 1911 style pistols chambered in .357 Magnum, released a new .45 ACP 1911 pattern pistol at the 2016 SHOT Show.

The company is known for their innovation, and they weren’t content to make “just another 1911.” Some of their modifications incorporated into the Coonan .45 ACP Pistol include a linkless barrel, external extractor, and a pivoting trigger. The MSRP is expected to start at $1,375.

For more information watch the short video where a Coonan rep goes over the details of the pistol.

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The firm of Heckler & Koch has long been a leader in the defensive handgun market. The two newest pistols in their lineup are both variations of existing designs.

The HK VP40 is a .40 version of their popular VP9 full-sized pistol. The HK P30SK is a subcompact model of the P30 design.

In this video a HK rep goes over the features and specs of both pistols.

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Daniel Defense demonstrated their newest version of their Integrally Suppressed Rifle (ISR) in .300 Blackout at the 2016 SHOT Show Industry Range Day.

The rifle features a 9″ fluted barrel with a permanently attached suppressor for an overall length of 16.1″.

Watch the video for more info on the rifle and to see a firing demonstration with a Dealer Sample Machine-Gun version.

The expected retail price is $2,899.

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Kingston Armory in Liberty, New York, manufactures full-size rimfire replicas of classic U.S. military service rifles.

The company introduced its .22 LR M1 Garand at the 2015 SHOT Show. At that time they also has a prototype of a .22 LR M14. After focusing on the Garand for the last year, the company is now planning to release the rimfire M14 in a few months.

In this video a Kingston Armory rep goes over the features and prices of the company’s rifles.

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Team Sig shooter Annette Evans gives us a preview of the upcoming Sig 320 Target Model.

This pistol has been developed with input from the team shooters and is optimized for Production Division in USPSA. While the exact release date and price is not yet known, the rumor is the pistol should launch in the 1st Quarter of 2016 with a sub-$800 MSRP.

Watch the video for complete details on the Sig 320 Target Model.

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Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. Announced their new Ruger American pistol right before the 2016 SHOT Show.

The polymer striker-fired gun supplements the company’s earlier SR series of plastic pistols.

I was able to fire a few rounds through an example at the 2016 SHOT Show Industry Range Day. While this was not nearly enough to do more than get a feel for the pistol, I did find it to be an interesting design and look forward to trying one out more thoroughly soon.

In this video a Ruger rep goes over the features of the Ruger American Pistol.

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DeSantis Gunhide has been making high quality holsters and related gear since 1972 Although the company started by providing equipment for FBI agents in New York City, they now serve both law enforcement and armed citizens.

The company’s product line includes both classic time-tested gear and innovative new products.

In this video company founder Gene DeSantis goes over the new products released at the 2016 SHOT Show.

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With ammunition prices increasing and supplies decreasing, many shooters are opting to get into ammo reloading. On the surface it might sound like a technical project you might not want to tackle or too expensive to establish. In reality, neither is really the case. Reloading your own ammo can not only become a fun hobby, but a very cost effective one, too.

This is an outstanding recipe from Charlotte Albrecht, a great Texas hunt camp cook.

Many beginning duck hunters are apprehensive about their calling.  But don’t be afraid to call, it’s the only real way to learn.  Listen to experienced hunters call on the water, and mimic what they do and when they do it.

There are few knives in the world that have been has popular over the last fifteen years as the Benchmade Griptillian and Mini Griptillian. These knives have represented a sort of median between uber pricey production stuff and the horde of flea market junk, a rational waystation in the price spectrum between the Smith and Wesson knives of the world and the Chris Reeve Sebenza.

This video is way to short but caught both man and bear scaring each other! I would have ran as well.

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Tamara Keel at “View From the Porch” has been sharing her wit and snark with the gun blog-o-sphere for over 10 years. One of her traditions is to post lyrics from her “Fun Show Song” as part of her gun show AAR’s.

I recently received a press release for camouflage jewelry. Offered by The Jewelry Source, these rings come with or without jewels and in a variety of camo patterns.

Stag Arms has reportedly resolved federal gun charges by pleading guilty and bribing the government – er, that is, by paying $600,000 in fines.