ABOUT EGW
What we learned from shooting over a third of a million rounds in competition is the absolute importance of material selection, designing parts that last, incorporating stress abating geometry, and prove time and again what holds up and what does not.
Picatinny Rails vs. Weaver Rails: What’s the Difference? When it comes to mounting optics and...
Understanding Red Dot Adjustments: How It All Works Zeroing a red dot sight can be confusing, especi...
Why You Should Upgrade Your 1911’s Firing Pin Stop When upgrading a 1911 pistol, most shooters...
Why a High-Quality Guide Rod Matters When it comes to firearm performance, every component plays a c...
The Savage Axis When it comes to budget-friendly rifles that don’t skimp on quality, the Sava...
Optic Mounting Made Simple: RMR vs Doctor vs RMSc Footprints Choosing the correct mounting footprin...
