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3D Printed Guns: Will They Affect the Firearms Industry? In recent months, there has been a worrying increase in the number of 3D printed guns on UK streets. This could have a devastating impact on the UK's firearms industry, which is already struggling with stricter gun laws. This article will explore the potential implications of 3D printed guns and ask whether enough is being done to stop them from hitting our streets. What are 3D printed guns and how do they work? 3D printed guns are firearms that have been created using a 3D printer, usually printed by individuals using popular files uploaded

We're bringing you this review today in conjunction with Alpha Militaria and ZEISS, two exceptionally renowned and knowledgeable companies within the shooting industry.   Today we're looking at two scopes from the ‘ZEISS Conquest V4’ range - we've got a 4-16x50 and a 6-24x50. Now, many lifelong airgunners have always taken the view that you don’t really need a fancy scope, because you never really put that much of a demand on the scope; most shots are 20 to 40 metres and for that you only really need a scope that's going to enable you to be accurate over those kinds of

There are two types of Browning's, aren't there. There are Browning's and there are Japanese Browning's - today we bring you a Browning…   Before we move on, let's just qualify that comment. So Brownings originally, before they were made by Miroku en mass, were made in Belgium by FN Herstal. This B25 is one of the remnants of that age, in fact, this is actually quite an old one but the B25 is one of the remnants of that age. It is the hand-built (or at least very much hand-built) Browning shotgun. I mean to all intents and purposes they’re extremely