Don’t give up if a replacement firing pin is unavailable from your catalog suppliers. Instead, use these tips to solve the problem.

Here are all the items tested in Gun Tests magazine from 2011 back through 1999.

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Lethal Force Institute’s Massad Ayoob gives a lesson on what to do if you are stopped with firearms in your vehicle. These essential tips will teach you how to safely interact with police when carrying a firearm while driving. (3:47).

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This HTI .50 BMG group was shot at 500 meters. The monolithic receiver serves as a full-length mounting chassis, eliminating the need for a bedding interface. Ergonomic stock panels attach directly to the receiver.

Cool Gun Watch: Desert Arms Accepting Pre-Orders for the HTI

(GunReports.com) -- One of the cool guns we've been watching is the HTI Sniper Rifle, which is finally in production. HTI stands for Hard Target Interdiction weapon.

The HTI sniper rifle is a convertible multi-caliber extreme range Hard Target Interdiction weapon. Caliber options include .50 BMG, .416 Barrett, .408 Cheytac, and .375 Cheytac.

All chamberings deliver hard target penetration characteristics with effective ranges exceeding 2000 yards. This rifle is built to engage targets at extreme distance, behind cover, or stop a vehicle in its tracks.

A sniper now has the option to fire the high-precision/low-recoil .375 Cheytac then switch to .50 BMG to deliver Armor Piercing, Tracer, or Incendiary payload ammunition.

The HTI sniper rifle features match grade free-floating and fluted barrels, chambers and crowns, high quality adjustable trigger and repeatable return-to-zero barrel mounting system. The HTI's bullpup design makes it 12 pounds lighter and 12 inches shorter than the US M82A1 50 BMG rifle currently in service.

For more information, contact Desert Tactical Arms in Salt Lake City, sales@Deserttacticalarms.com.

Reader Comments

Yep, have to get one. Ya never know when a hostile armored vehicle will be passing down the street.

Comment by: njcountyofficer | August 11, 2011

@njcountyofficer... mmmmm, sarcasm so early in the day. :-)

Comment by: SgtGuido | August 11, 2011