Kat Ainsworth

1 week ago | gunsamerica.com | Kat Ainsworth

Estimated reading time: 7 minutesWith the way constitutional—or permitless—carry is getting so common, it’s understandable that you might believe reciprocity doesn’t matter anymore. But the truth is that the laws vary wildly by state, and reciprocity continues to be relevant. We’ve put together this guide to help you understand the nuances of reciprocity and how it affects you as a lawful gun owner.

1 month ago | gunsamerica.com | Kat Ainsworth

Estimated reading time: 7 minutes It’s easy to claim an AR-15 is an AR-15, but it’s not accurate. Sure, the AR platform is straightforward, but that doesn’t mean all AR-15s are made to the same standard of excellence (or lack thereof). And thanks to the glut of ARs on the market, many legit manufactures are going unnoticed. Big brands often get all the attention, even when their product is less than quality.

1 month ago | gunsamerica.com | Kat Ainsworth

in Authors, Kat Ainsworth There was a time when shotguns were considered the end-all, be-all of home defense, but the gun world’s moved on. That doesn’t mean there’s not a good place for your 12-gauge anymore, just that horizons have broadened to include handguns and AR-15s. When it comes to defending your castle, it’s a good idea to be sure the gun you choose checks all the necessary boxes for versatility, and that often means a rifle. How do you choose a rifle for home defense?

2 months ago | gunsamerica.com | Kat Ainsworth

Estimated reading time: 0 minutes Put down the Dremel. If there’s work to be done on your AR-15, there are far better tools to do it with than the type you find at the local hardware store. It might come as a surprise, but there are specific tools for the many intricacies of gunsmithing. One of the best brands for those tools is Real Avid, a manufacturer with a vast array of tools and products designed to make your gun life easier.

2 months ago | gunsamerica.com | Kat Ainsworth

Estimated reading time: 0 minutes Not only is there something to be said for a beautifully stitched custom holster, but they’re often a requirement. Face it, there’s a shortage of quality left-handed holsters on the market, which means you’re often out of luck if you’re a southpaw. It isn’t only shooters who are born left-handed who need good holsters either. It’s also those shooting mirrors whether to build offhand skills or due to injury.