Two trusty foldable wagons bit the dust hauling my shooting gear, so I shelled out for the S3 Range Cart. It feels like a rugged upgrade—smooth, sturdy, with promising durability. Time will tell if it justifies the bigger investment.
Two years after my 2023 take on the CZ Czechmate, this 500-round update revisits the affordable Open division contender. Upgraded with brass grips & mag well from LokGrips, plus MBX mags, this quirky, high-performing icon still shines.
Meet the Field 2.0 from Toor Knives—a rugged addition to my collection. This outdoor blade promises smart design and versatility, but does it deliver? Let’s find out.
The Bear Creek Arsenal BC-15 is an affordable, no-frills AR-15 rifle that performs reliably for its price, making it suitable for budget-conscious defensive needs.
Y’all have asked me about the different Toor Knives blades I’ve posted pictures of on social media. Well, I’m finally writing about them starting with this one, the Serpent.
After a year-long hiatus, the cajunized CZ Shadow 2 is back in action. It’s also just passed the 5K round milestone which means it’s time for an update post.
The Dan Wesson Pointman 45 reached the 1000 round milestone. Despite a couple of small inconvenient issues, it’s proving to be a winning choice for competition.
So, I didn’t plan to review socks, but found some amazing wool ones from The Buffalo Wool Co. They’re comfy, durable, and perfect for outdoor activities. Total game-changer!
I’ve been upgrading the Dan Wesson PM-45 for upcoming competitions. After some tweaks, a front sight mishap, and 500 rounds, it’s ready to rock for the USPSA championship!
Let’s dig into features of the ACSS® NOVA™ reticle and its remarkably bright illuminated center red dot. It’s not perfect, but there are some applications that I think it’s very well suited for.
The Primary Arms SLx 1-6x24mm SFP rifle scope is a budget-friendly option with great image quality, a functional reticle, and quality finish for its price point. Certainly worth consideration by those looking for an LPVO that won’t break the bank.
After 2000 rounds, the Staccato C2 is solid with zero issues. Considering swapping optics and grip, but it’s still a great EDC choice for serious users.
