Category: Editor’s Blog
July 10th, 2020 by AmSJ Staff
On the morning of Joshua’s arrival, the regiment’s 459 men were preparing to make the day-long march down the Hudson River Valley to New York City to join General Washington’s Continental Army. Joshua kept his mouth shut, as his father advised, and did his best to follow orders.
Posted in Editor's Blog Tagged with: 1776, Frank Jardim, Revolutionary War
July 8th, 2020 by AmSJ Staff
In a time of Looming war, a young boy is thrust into a man’s shoes in colonial North Carolina, to protect his family & farm the lad is carrying a custom 40-caliber rifle and a Tomahawk.
Posted in Editor's Blog Tagged with: Contemporary Colonial Era
July 6th, 2020 by AmSJ Staff
How a son of the Soviet Union came to the United States and built a business bringing back and restoring old pistols.
Posted in Editor's Blog Tagged with: Luger
March 10th, 2020 by AmSJ Staff
It was in this room I learned many things. I learned to assemble cartridges, how to clean a rifle and the endless love of a grandfather to his grandson.
Posted in Editor's Blog
March 3rd, 2020 by AmSJ Staff
The benefit of the piston-operated system versus the standard direct impingement (DI) system is that it keeps the action of the rifle cooler and cleaner.
Posted in Editor's Blog
February 17th, 2020 by AmSJ Staff
The Pro’s and Con’s to Contracting Overseas – the best-paying jobs are in High-Threat environments such as Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria.
Posted in Editor's Blog Tagged with: afghanistan, High Threat Protection, Iraq, Kuwait, Middle East, Personal Protection, Protective Detail, Security
October 24th, 2019 by AmSJ Staff
Despite its reputation as the old man in town, the .308 is the best all-purpose round available and can be found just about everywhere.
Posted in Editor's Blog Tagged with: .308
