Widener's Headed Out To The Range With NASCAR Cup Series Driver Chad Finchum...

 Jacob sends:

  Hi Irishman,

We recently headed out to the range with NASCAR Cup Series driver Chad Finchum. Our goal was to put together a detailed guide on armor-piercing ammunition that covers the differences between standard .308 Winchester and true AP rounds, how AP projectiles actually work, current legal considerations, and real-world body armor testing with NIJ-certified armor.

I thought it might make a useful reference for you or a resource for your readers. You can read the full article at the link below: 

https://www.wideners.com/blog/armor-piercing-rounds/

Or, you can watch and share the full video at this link: 

https://youtu.be/gq1plSkLe3Y

Either way, I always enjoy your content and appreciate the work you put into it.

Thanks for taking a look, and keep up the great work!

Best,

Jacob Long
Widener's Shooting, Hunting & Gun Blog
https://www.wideners.com/blog/

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This commercial is pure fire.

A bunch of little kids looking dead serious into the camera:

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I took these pictures this past week on three different trips. The falls in the videos below are in the same slough and about 75 yards apart. The day was hot, but tolerable with the water and shade. The sound of the two falls was therapeutic. The "sunset photo" was obscured by a mushroom shaped cloud after an almost completely blue sky day. The photo of that lighted cloud is from a lightning storm that popped up just before we reached home. I did manage to get the sun setting in the last photo. 

Jeffery in Alabama