Images: https://www.frytech.biz/ As AR-10 shooters know, most of those rifles will deliver some fairly stiff recoil, depending on caliber. AR-10s, as we all know, can come in various calibers, including the .308, 6.5 Creedmoor, .243 Win, .260 Rem, .300 Win Mag, and Sig’s new .277 Fury, among others. None of these calibers is chintzy with recoil. Granted, the push-back gained from these may not be a whole lot (depending on caliber, of course), but any reduction in recoil is welcome. Even the less-powerful AR-15-class of cartridges can generate recoil that bothers some sensitive people For years, recoil has been handled…
The Coming False Flag: Why I Believe the State is Preparing to Sacrifice Americans for a War on Iran
This article was originally published by Mike Adams at Natural News. Introduction I am writing this in March 2026, as American and Israeli bombs are falling on Iran in a conflict President Trump promises will be brief [1]. But I do not believe the official justifications. In my view, we are being marched toward a catastrophic domestic false flag operation, engineered by elements of our own state, designed to sacrifice American lives on the altar of a forever war. This is not speculation; it is the recognition of a desperate, repeating pattern. The warnings about ‘Iranian drone’ threats are not intelligence…
Every motorcycle boot is balance of comfort and protection. For this guide, we mostly zeroed in on adventure (ADV) motorcycle boots that strike the sweet spot — protective enough for the ride, comfortable enough to keep on once you’re off the bike. Options range from mid-height adventure kicks like the Fox Racing Defend ADV with BOA quick-closure. Or, you might want a taller pair like the waterproof, lightweight TCX Drifter. Otherwise, the Fox Racing Motion X Off Road is geared toward off-road and trail rides, while the adventure-focused Alpinestars Corozal shines for long tours and dual-sport days. Editor’s Note: We updated our Motorcycle…
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Thirty-one North Korean commandos slipped past American and South Korean sentries on Jan. 17, 1968, cutting through the DMZ fence on a mission to assassinate South Korean President Park Chung-hee. Four days later, disguised as South Korean soldiers and wearing civilian trench coats over their weapons, they reached a police checkpoint 100 meters from the Blue House in downtown Seoul. When Jongro police chief Choi Gyushik grew suspicious and drew his pistol, the commandos opened fire. The resulting firefight and eight-day manhunt killed four American soldiers, 26 South Koreans and 29 of the 31 commandos. US Army soldiers in South Korea…
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There’s a lot of noise right now about Venezuela, threats, posturing, and who’s actually capable of what. So instead of taking … Watch full video on YouTube
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