Going Armageddon with the M1A

The Armory Life article "Going Armageddon with the M1A" written by GunSpot explores a test run of Armageddon Gear with the Springfield Armory M1A Loaded Precision rifle. Chief Instructor Grant LaVelle, with his extensive experience in precision shooting, including PRS competition during his tenure with the United States Marine Corps, leads the test. The team acquired precision rifle equipment from Armageddon Gear and took it, along with the rifle, to the range for evaluation.

The evaluation covered a variety of precision gear from Armageddon Gear, including the Precision Rifle Case, Precision Rifle Sling, Game Changer Support Bag, Competition Data Armband, and Ultralight Shooting Mat. The equipment is designed to enhance shooting accuracy, protect the rifle, and offer stability in various shooting conditions. Grant was particularly impressed with the Game Changer Support Bag's ability to stabilize the rifle for shooting off unconventional surfaces, like fence posts or railings, accurately hitting targets over 500 yards.

The Armory life article concludes with a recommendation for precision shooters to consider these Armageddon Gear items, highlighting their practicality, durability, and the fact that they are made in the USA. Grant LaVelle tested the gear using the M1A Loaded Precision 6.5 Creedmoor and a US Optics scope, achieving great results. For further details on the gear and the testing process, visit the original article Going Armageddon with the M1A.