Hook & Barrel - Unapologetically American
F-1 Firearms owner Dion Podgurny and his team of conspirators sought to turn the AR industry on its end, and fortunately, succeeded. Ultimately, their vision and drive became (and continue to be) a major default-help key for a largely stagnate AR industry precisely when it is needed.
The Outdoor Wire - F-1 Firearms Announces Competition Shooting Team
F-1 Firearms is excited to announce its roster for the 2018 F-1 Firearms Shooting Team. The lineup includes accomplished competitive shooters, instructors, and advocates. Two new additions highlight F-1’s commitment to diversity and excellence.
Gunivore - F1 Firearms ReviewF1 Firearms is on the rise and there’s no telling how high they will go. The impressive Texas-based firearms manufacturer may be small, but it’s already garnering one hell of a reputation. In fact, these popular modern sporting rifles have found their way into the hearts of famed shooters such as Jerry Miculek and Matt Carriker, the man behind Demolition Ranch...
Surviving Prepper - Behind the Curtain at F-1 Firearms
Let me tell you there are some BADASS perks to living just down the street from F-1 Firearms. This last week, after someone from F-1 saw a review we wrote about their product a while back, I was invited to tour the F-1 Firearms shop to see for myself how their most amazing skeletonized AR-15 is made–and to get a sneak peek at what else they have in development....
Surviving Prepper - F-1 Firearms BDR-15-3G Review
Late last year I bought an AR-15 from F-1 Firearms. Now that I have had my F-1 Firearms BDR-15-3G for several months and have put over a thousand rounds through it, I figured it was time to do a full review...
SPRING, TX (October 1, 2015) - F-1 Firearms is pleased to announce it’s partnership with Lena Miculek, the two-time IPSC Standard Ladies World Champion, on the release of a new AR-15 handguard, the “Miculek Handguard”...
GunsToday – 5 Ways Skeletonized AR-15’s Change The Game
If you’ve been following Demolition Ranch on YouTube, you likely saw a pretty candid introduction of the latest craze: skeletonized AR-15s. “Skeletonized” refers to manufacturers and gun makers taking out any excess metal in the frame of a gun until it only has the bare minimum needed to function properly. We’ve seen this pattern emerge with custom Glocks as well as ARs and we have to admit: they’re sleek, lighter, and come with all the bells and whistles a competition shooter could hope for. But do they serve purpose for tactical and legitimate home defense applications or are they just focused more on competition shooters? Well, we’re going to get into that. But first we’re going to dispel a few myths about skeletonizing weapons systems.