Why I Love Christmas Tree Reticles
A few days ago, I wrote a post explaining why I don’t care for BDC style reticles. Figured I’d take the opposite approach and attempt to explain why I like Christmas tree reticles so much.
Why I Don’t Like BDC Reticles
I’ve found bullet drop compensation, or BDC, reticles to be a really neat concept. Paired with the right rifle and ammo combination they really shine at letting the shooter engage multiple targets quickly. Even so, I still don’t like them.
If I Could Only Have One Rifle
If you could only have one rifle to fulfill all my needs, what would it be? At first I thought my answer would be an AR-10, turns out it’s an AR-15.
Top 5 Guns I’d Like to Add to the Collection in 2020
With so many great options for a “next gun”, I’ve found that a prioritized short list is a good way to help minimize those pesky impulse purchases while at a gun show or while perusing a gun store. What’s “next” on your list?
Firearms Training and Practice Works
Want to level up proficiency with firearms? Then get some training to inform how you practice. Rinse and repeat.
My $0.02 on the Church Shooting in White Settlement, TX
I was saddened to hear about the church shooting in White Settlement, TX on December 29, 2019. It was a tragic event where a man with a long criminal history used a shotgun concealed under a hooded jacket to fatally kill two church parishioners before being stopped by […]
Which is better .308 Winchester or 6.5mm Creedmoor?
.308 Winchester or 6.5 Creedmoor? There is a difference, but it’s not as big as those engaging in heated debates over it would like you to believe.
Swiss Army Knife Still Makes a Great First Pocket Knife
The Victorinox Tinker is a great inexpensive option for a first pocket knife. Small enough to not be bulky, but big enough to provide plenty of utility.
10mm Auto versus .45 ACP
10mm Auto or .45 ACP – which would you pick?
The Sig Sauer Legion Program is OK
Don’t let the Legion program be the deciding factor between a Legion series pistol and another variant.
