Sighting in with Shooting USA - M&P 15 Rifles at Smith & Wesson

There’s great interest in piston driven AR rifles, thought to run cleaner than the original gas design. There are conversion kits on the market. But folks who’ve tried them have sometimes learned the hard way that the forces acting on the bolt and on the receiver are quite different, with fractured receivers as the result. So when Smith & Wesson created their piston M&P rifle, there was a lot of engineering that went into the process. It’s what you’d expect for products made right in the USA. 

We’re taking you inside the Smith & Wesson Plant in Springfield, Mass. with Smith’s Top Rifle Shooter, Jerry Miculek, to meet the engineering team and the assembly team turning out top quality M&P rifles. 

Mike Irvine Rebuilds his Remington 870 Slug Gun

Mike upgrades his old 870 to improve his accuracy and comfort.

Before After

Blackhawk spec ops stock with Forend
Reduces Recoil, 6 position adjustment for Length of Pull, Camo
Suggested Retail $150
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Weaver 40/44 series 3 X 9 Variable Power Scope
Zeroed at 50 yards with reticule for Slug Guns
Suggested Retail $150
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Weaver 870 No Gunsmith Scope Mount
Suggested Retail $25
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Weaver Rings
Suggested Retail $25
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Quake Industries Claw Sling
The Sling that won’t let go of your shoulder.
Suggested Retail from $24
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Phil races Mike “The Perp” Irvine to show how to use cover in a gunfight—the right way, and the wrong way.

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The Cowboy Mounted Shooting Assn. Eastern Nationals 

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