Gear Review: Magpul Pro 700 Lite SA Stock for Remington 700 Short Action
The Magpul Pro 700 SA Lite stock is well worth the outlay, allowing you to easily upgrade your Remington 700 action into a versatile, very functional precision rifle.
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The Case Bridgeline Series: Modern EDC Knives with a Classic Style
Case Knives is one of the oldest knife companies in the United States.They’re well known for their traditional slip
Gear Review: Demko Nano Shark Folding Knife
This little knife is a tank, and about as easy to have on you as a pair of socks. The Nano is the smallest in Demko’s Shark line, all of which are based around the company’s Shark-Lock mechanism.
Gear Review: Swampfox Liberator II Red Dot Sight
I’ve used a lot of Swampfox optics over the years. They tend to offer excellent performance at a good value,
Gear Review: SIG SAUER ROMEO-MSR GEN II Red Dot Sight
A few years ago, I tortured the hell out of SIG SAUER’s original MSR red dot. Most people associate the
The Defender Tactical QuickStock and Predator Grip
The Defender Tactical QuickStock is a simple metal stock design. Its operation is simple…it jams itself inside the rear porthole on the Predator grip where the bolt connects the stock, making it no longer an empty hole.
The New 25KPC Cartridge – Testing A ‘Quarter Bore’ AR-15
I’ve always been a bit surprised, given every other caliber used, that the .257 bullet hasn’t been as explored for use in the AR-15 platform. That appears to be no longer the case as the 25KPC is nearing its debut.
Ammunition Review: Phantom Defense 300 AAC Blackout – “Rowdy Boi” 110 gr Tac-TX NAS3 Case
As I find 300 Blackout to be a marginal round, I’ve been looking for every advantage I can get. That’s why the Phantom Defense’s 300 Blackout “Rowdy Boi” round caught my eye.
Gear Review: SIG SAUER’s JULIET3-MICRO Magnifier
I’ve never been big on magnifiers. I’ve always thought red dots had their use and magnified optics have their use,
Shots Fired: Lucid Optics E7 Enclosed Reflex Sight Review
The Lucid Optics E7 not only delivers but totally outperforms its price point (MSRP is $299). It’s well made with attention detail and a feeling of quality.