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Mission Impossible: The Guns of Ethan Hunt - Volume 1
When you think of action movie spies immediately think of one of three names: Bond, Bourne, or Hunt. Across eight blockbuster movies, spanning the last 30 years, Mission: Impossible’s Ethan Hunt has had a uniquely intriguing range of weapons. Over the course of the films Tom Cruise’s most famous role has seen him using everything from the classic Beretta 92 to a heavily modified Desert Eagle designed for launching a grappling hook, and even drum-fed M82 Barrett .50 Cal rifle fired remotely.
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Modernize Your SKS - HUSH Holsters SKS Folding Stock
Frequent TFB readers will remember Spencer from HUSH Holsters . A few years back, Spencer came out with his high-tech 3D printed suppressor compatible holster and since then, it’s taken off and Spencer has had time to come out with a completely new product line - a new SKS Folding Stock. Available in more modern nylon or classic wood, each of these made-to-order stocks can use almost any variant of SKS, with any bayonet, and any magazine setup, helping breathe new life into the antiquated WWII semi-automatic 7.62x39mm carbine.
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We Almost Didn’t Have The PK, The Nikitin Machine Gun
The Russo-Ukraine War has unearthed another unique piece of history, particularly in the context of Soviet machine gun development. As reported by ANNA-NEWS on February 25, 2025, Russia has captured a Soviet experimental Nikitin machine gun from an arms depot belonging to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
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POTD: Call Of Duty Inspired Zastava ZPAP85
Photo Of the Day and Bravo42 Photography gets our attention in this Call of Duty-inspired build, including a thermal optic, suppressor and weaponlight. You can look at the build details below:
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TFB Review: Winchester Supreme 1-4x24mm LVPO Rifle Scope
Winchester recently established their own optics line under the name Winchester Supreme Optics, the launch of which included a slew of practical offerings. Right off the bat, Winchester Supreme Optics offers binoculars, rangefinders, spotting scopes, and rifle scopes. As the title of today’s review suggests, we’ll take a look at the Winchester Supreme 1-4x24mm LPVO rifle scope. Let’s see how Winchester’s first optics line checks out.
