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Accuracy VS Precision: AR-15 Style vs. Bolt Action

04/26/2024
Accuracy vs. precision, are they the same?  When it comes to shooting, many people use the words "accuracy" and "precision" interchangeably, but is this correct? Is an AR15 or AR10 a precision firearm? Let's start with the answer and then work backwards. No, they are not precision firearms. You can add any attachment that you want onto the ARs to make them as on target as possible, but that does not mean they fall under the category of precision firearms. The bottom line is that accuracy is not the same as precision, and therefore a semi auto rifle can not be a precision rifle. Why? Well, to explain this the best way possible, we need to understand what the difference is between precision and accuracy. Let's break it down. The...  Read More

The Difference Between .223 and 5.56

04/26/2024
Are .223 and 5.56 interchangeable?  When it comes to your primary rifle, a large number of them are chambered in 5.56 as this is a common, lightweight, and relatively cheap round that fits the most common rifle in the country, the AR-15. However, when you go to the gun store to pick up ammo, sometimes you may hear, “we’re all out of 5.56, but we have .223”). That being said, are 5.56 and .223 the same? Let’s take a moment and try to dissect differences between .223 and 5.56 NATO, and see if these rounds are truly interchangeable. There is a chance a lot of you are up to speed and that's fantastic. However, as far down the firearms road we may be, it's sometimes good to stop and help out the folks who are new and learning. We are going t...  Read More

Shoot Angry Inc.'s 3rd Annual Ladies Day

02/29/2024
Shoot Angry Inc.'s 3rd Annual SaturdayMay 4th, 2024Noon - 8:00pm -Free OG Shoot Angry T-shirt-First 10 ladies get a free miniammo can filled with freebies-10% OFF All purchases **promos for ladies only**  Read More

1911 Refinishing Before and After

11/14/2023
We had a customer drop off an Ultra Carry to be cleaned up and refinished. He chose combat grey for the slide... I actually remembered to take some before pictures for once! Lol We do refinishing for just about any firearm. $200 one color, flat fee. This includes a complete teardown, ultrasonic cleaning, media blasting, paint application, 48hour cure, lube and reassembly. Stop by and let's turn those neglected firearms into something fresh and new!  Read More