Firearms x Culture
A few weeks back, the ATF submitted the pistol brace ruling to Federal Registry. In that ruling, the ATF decided that firearms with pistol braces are now viewed as SBRs and fall under the jurisdiction of the NFA. With that ruling, pistol brace owners have been seeking ways to keep their legally owned AKs without registering them.
Last year Rifle Dynamics released the popular Quickhatch pistol in 7.62×39 only. The company recently announced that the Quickhatch pistol is now available in 5.45×39. The new 5.45 Quickhatch from Rifle Dynamics features a 9” nitride barrel with RD tunable gas block, custom handguards designed by Occam Defense Solutions, and a Picatinny rail section on the rear trunnion for attaching braces or stocks.
Firearms|Rifles By Drew BryantAugust 16th, 2022, theloadoutblog.com Rifle Dynamics and Thunder Ranch are teaming up again to bring another Limited Edition build brought to you by...
Firearms|Rifles Last week, Rifle Dynamics (RD) introduced a new AK to its lineup with the Quickhatch. Quickhatch is another name for the stubborn and aggressive wolverine...
Firearms|Rifles Palmetto State Armory (PSA) is all about equipping Americans with the ability to exercise their second amendment right. The company has strived to make affordable...
Firearms|Rifles To celebrate the 2021 Red Oktober Kalashnikov Championship, Rifle Dynamics (RD) are releasing a Limited Edition AK pistol. Rifle Dynamics is only making 10 of...
Snapshot|Commentary Last week, news dropped from Firearm Policy Coalition that the ATF was seeking to create new guidance on pistol braces. The anger and outrage of...
News|Industry News On Friday, the ATF submitted a proposal to the Federal Register for new rules/guidance on evaluating pistol braces on firearms. The proposal seeks to...
Firearms|Rifles About a year or so ago Garand Thumb published a video on YouTube of a custom built AK by Rifle Dynamics. An AK which Garand...
