Hi everyone, last week Pete launched “As Seen On TFB”, our new weekly review of the news, reviews and editorials from the past seven days here on The Firearm Blog. We will be continuing to recap of all the highlights, at the weekend, in cased you missed them during the week!

As we mentioned last week we also wanted to use the “As Seen On TFB” series as a platform for you to let us know what you like and don’t like, what you want to see more (or less) of or anything else you’d like to see here on the blog. Drop us a note in the comments section or send us an email at tips@thefirearmblog.com.

We had a lot of military news this week, everything from the USAF beginning to issue the new M18 pistol to news that India will produce nearly a million AK-203s to France beginning the search for a new sidearm! While in other news Sons Of Liberty Gun Works launched some AR15s into space and

Austin has been busy this week taking a look at SIG’s Latest Canebrake MCX Rattler and the folding Glock sights from KNS SwitchSight. Rusty braved Hoth-like conditions to review the Tikka T1x .22 and Richard looked at the Comfort Combo by Qore Performance and Noisefighters. We had a fascinating guest post from Andrey Ulanov looking at Mikhail Kalashnikov’s First Light Machine Gun and Pete ran us through understanding the NFA and CCW Rules of Engagement in this week’s Concealed Carry Corner.

The second edition of “Hot Gat Or Fudd Crap” posted this week and I think Austin is going to be hard pressed to top this one, I know what I think of it but have you guys voted yet? This week we also had more coverage of some of the firearms on display at the IDEX convention in Abu Dhabi, you can check out all of our IDEX coverage here.

There’s amost too much to recap! Check out some of this week’s articles below:

AS SEEN ON TFB: THE BEST OF WEEK 10, 2019

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