30 Round Repeating Rifled Gun Used in Combat in 1659

Go watch it.  It is an amazing clever design.

Lever Action Tactical Rifles

 You laugh but while producing an expert declaration for a Highland Park, Ill. case, I found that in the three years before the 14th Amendment incorporated the Second Amendment against the states, Winchester was advertising its repeater as two shots per second.  That is 120 shots per minute, comparable to an AR-15, perhaps very slightly slower. Hence, YouTube is now awash in tactical lever action videos.

 But an AR-15 is magazine fed.  The Winchester lever actions were only 18 rounds.  That's okay, you can buy lever action speedloaders on Amazon.

Here is a homemade one in use.

Bipod

 Looking for bipods for a QD swivel rifle and AR-15 pattern rifle (no Picatinny rail).  Amazon has both Harris and Magpul bipods (I assume American made).  I suspect the Magpul is pretty decent quality.  I know Harris bipods are just awesome, but a bit more expensive.  Curiously cheap what appears to be a copy of the Harris is CVLife, which I am sure must be ChiCom made, but made of carbon fiber, so really light.

Magpul, Harris, UTG (all USA made): experience?

Finally, A Sensible Use for a Prius