THE MACBROZ BLOG

Some builds start with a plan. Others start because Brownells has the right parts at the right time and suddenly you’re convincing yourself that this is “basically a practical purchase.” That is pretty much how my Aero Precision EPC-9 pistol caliber carbine came together. I picked up the complete Aero Precision EPC-9 upper and lower from Brownells, then decided to take the setup in a different direction. Originally, the EPC-9 had more of a full-size PCC feel, but I wanted som

Some range days are about serious testing. Others are about drills, data, and pushing performance. And then there are the days that remind you why we all love shooting in the first place — good gear, good people, and steel ringing nonstop. This latest range day was exactly that. Getting Back to the Basics — But Having Fun I headed out for a relaxed but productive day at the range with the crew from Bash Target Supply, and the goal was simple: run gear, test setups, and just e

If you’ve been following the channel or the podcast, you already know I’ve been slowly diving deeper into the suppressor world. I’m still fairly new to it compared to some long-time shooters, but after running a few different cans, I’m starting to understand what matters most: reliability, real noise reduction, and value. This week we’re talking about the YHM KR B suppressor, which I picked up for my 5.56/.223 AR-15 setup — and honestly, it’s been a great experience so far. F

This week I finally got some trigger time behind my newest rimfire suppressor: the Anechoic PipSqueak 22(sometimes stylized by the brand as “PipSqueak 22”). Anechoic sent this one over, and the first thing you notice is how ridiculously light it is. We’re talking about 1.5 oz with a 3.5-inch overall length — basically the “throw it in your pocket and forget it’s there” type of rimfire can. Quick specs (the stuff you actually care about) According to the published product list