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@oldwestgunsandclothing bringin’ that wheelgun heat for #wheelgunwednesday! Which do you prefer?

Brownells’ Keith Ford steps into the Ruger booth to introduce us to the new Ruger-57 Pistol! First impressions?

Steve O & Bill Geissele talk new products & more for Geissele at SHOT Show. What are you most excited to see?

Lots of people coming out of SHOT Show talking about the @gripknife being the most innovative thing they saw on the show floor. What are your thoughts?

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We’ve all heard a lot about the new Colt Pythons but Brownells Keith Ford gets the scoop directly from Colt themselves! Thoughts?

That new BRN-180 Lower lookin real nice in combination with the BRN-180 Upper! Crazy cool to already see some of these in the wild! Looks like we will be seeing more considering how fast they sold out! Thank you all!

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Paul Levy is back to share the new Shield Arms 15-round Mag for Glock 43X & 48! Its no larger than the 10-rounder!

“Believe it or not, the first gun I owned was this gargantuan BFR revolver chambered in the .45-70 Government RIFLE round. Dad had taken me shooting before, and my friends at college were avid shooters, too. One of them had a big farm near the university, so we’d head out there all the time to shoot bottles, vegetables gone bad - pretty much any "reactive” target, really. Eventually, I decided to get my own gun, and it just had to be something over the top: the Magnum Research BFR (short for “Biggest, Finest Revolver,” right?). I still remember the look of shock and confusion on Dad’s face when I brought it home. The concussion, recoil, and utter destruction of the target is something I never get tired of. Range days on the farm led to challenges of who could shoot the BFR with hot loads to see how many sheets of steel it would penetrate. I found some insane 430 grain +P .45-70 ammo loaded by a company called Underwood. I shot one with my dad’s leather gloves on - and it tore them apart immediately. He’s still angry about those gloves!“ - Brownells Customer Gregory S for Sunday Gunday

“This FN FNX-45 Tactical is my new favorite handgun. I have a lot of pistols, so it’s not easy for any one to get to the front of the pack. I love my Rugers, Walthers, Springfields, Weatherby rifles, and my CZ Scorpion EVO 3 S1. BUT the FNX™-45 Tactical comes first! What I really love about it is its 15-round mag capacity. That’s pretty impressive for a .45 that’s still light and maneuverable - and doesn’t require ginormous hands to grasp its grip! The Streamlight TLR-1 HL light really adds to its tactical versatility, too. Keep up the good work - you folks at Brownells are a big help in my firearm activities. My next pistol will probably be an FN 509 Tactical in Flat Dark Earth. Will it replace the FNX-45 in my affections? Stay tuned!” - Brownells Customer Wayne E for Sunday Gunday

New BRN-180 lower receivers accept standard AR15 magazines and most mil-spec AR15 parts. They allow customers to build complete firearms optimized for folding stocks or folding braces. Available in forged and billet versions with the forged replicating the appearance of the original AR-180 lower! Both available Feb 2020! $129.99-$149.99!

Brownells, in collaboration with InRange TV and KE Arms, announced the launch of the “What Would Stoner Do” 2020 Rifle Project during SHOT Show 2020.
Inspired by the original InRange TV WWSD rifle project from 2017, WWSD 2020 attempts to further explore the question of what AR rifle designer Eugene Stoner might do – were he still around and had access to modern, lightweight materials and manufacturing methods.
The result is a very lightweight rifle with a polymer one-piece lower and a pencil barrel. Listed as #100-037-291 at Brownells.com, the WWSD 2020 rifle retails for $1,699.99.

Whos’ ready? Learn more at SHOT Show booth #13018!

Tomorrow Vegas! Come hang at the Rhumbar with the @welikeshooting Podcast crew and the rest of the Bureau of Propaganda including: @rachelbee333, @hankstrange, @lolastrange1, @realdirtyharry, @primerprojects, @hotlworks, @cody_montgomery, @tamfamgram, @mandamarza & more!

Paul Levy is back to talk new products & has good news for fans of the Aimpoint Acro! You can now get a Brownells Glock slide with an integral mounting slot for an Acro AND he also covers items from S&W & Midwest Industries!

“Here’s the most important firearm in my home: the Remington 870 that protects my family. I was excited to get it as a discounted "floor model” when I couldn’t afford the tactically tricked out 870 model I wanted. I’m happy to say that, aside from the trigger group, all of the upgrades you see here came from Brownells. [We’re definitely liking the Magpul furniture, InForce light, and GG&G shell holder. - The Staff] The result is an enhanced 870 that surpassed my expectations and out-performs the gun I originally wanted. And I’m proud to say I did ALL the work myself!“ - Brownells Customer Thomas T for Sunday Gunday

“A firearm symbolizes freedom in a lot of ways. It’s about personal defense and responsibility, a way to escape the everyday rat race and enjoy honing some personal skills. It’s about cherishing the rights that make this country different from all the rest. A way to bond with friends, family, and even complete strangers over something we mutually respect and enjoy. And it’s about declaring your individuality by customizing your Ruger Precision® Rifle so it fits you like a glove. Firearms are a hobby, pastime, and a passion for me.” - Brownells Customer Marc Z for Sunday Gunday

The MPO’s N-OMR System (Non-Obscuring Milling Reticle System) has an open center main crosshair that allows you to hold on your target without covering it. An added bonus is the thin double line increase visibility of the crosshair at low magnification. This type of reticle is excellent for shooting disciplines requiring fast shots under a time constraint, or when fast follow up shots are needed.

The top portion of the N-OMR System is intentionally left open so the shooter can spot his/her own shots (or misses). To make things easier, the N-OMR System is available within the popular ballistic app Strelok, available for download on most all mobile devices.