Idaho Rifleman

I'm doing something different this week with additional content. Mrs Rifleman bought me a TacPack subscription for Christmas so I decided to review the December and January boxes for the channel. TacPack is a monthly subscription box containing $90 - $120 worth of tactical gear. The standard box is $49.99 a month with an extra $5 for shipping. The boxes are well put together and each box includes at least one item for an AR-15.  The December Box:  This was a great box. It included Aeroknox Field Pins, an Aeroknox 86 degree mini foregrip, Mechanix gloves, and the Battle Arms Development enhanced trigger guard. Also included was a sticker from Battle Arms Development and the Tactical Nutcracker sticker from TacPack. There was also a $15 subscription for the Grayman Tactical News Briefing. This box value was well over the $120 value.  The January Box: I was impressed with this box too. There was a Readyman Polymer Letter Opener, a Universal Aluminum Bore Guide for cleaning

Hey everybody! In this video I did a ballistic comparison of the 9mm, the 9x18 Makarov, and the .380 Auto. Now for those who don't know, 9mm is typically 9x19mm. That's pretty standard, but you can see 9x20mm and even 9x21mm in some cases.  Now 9x18 Makarov is obviously just that 9x18mm. It's a Russian pistol and submachine gun cartridge developed in the 20th century for Eastern Bloc use.  But what I bet you may not have known, is that .380 Auto is actually 9x17mm. That's right, 9mm lite. So for this video, I compared the three different 9mm variants to see just how much difference there is.  The Guns:  I performed these tests with 3 different guns. Unfortunately they all had different barrel lengths. I'm still very early into building my channel and reputation so I'm not able to get ahold of many options for demo'ing firearms yet.  380 Springfield 911 Barrel: 2.7" Overview:  This is a Micro-1911 style handgun. It is a very comfortable gun t