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MDT Fieldstock Review – Gateway Drug to Precision Shooting
If you’re looking to squeeze precision rifle performance out of a standard factory barreled action without emptying your savings account, at $299 USD ($399 Canadian) the MDT Field Stock is arguably the best “bang-for-your-buck” upgrade on the market right now. It bridges the gap between a traditional hunting stock and a competition chassis. My buddy
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Winchester Model 37A Review
The Model 37A is a break-action, single-shot shotgun that was produced between 1973 and 1980. Unlike the original “Steelbilt” Model 37, the 37A was manufactured in Cobourg, Ontario, as a deluxe version of the existing Cooey 84/840 factory designs that Winchester had acquired years prior. It was marketed as a slightly more “upscale” version of
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TM22 Feather Review
If you have been following the rimfire market lately, you have likely seen the TM22 Pro. Originally released as an all-aluminum, AR-adjacent rifle, it gained a reputation for flexibility and being one of the last tactical 22’s in Canada. The TM22 Feather (marketed under Rock Island Armory in the US and Derya in Canada) is
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Common Government and Media lies about the Gun Confiscation Program
I was recently featured in a CBC bit about the gun confiscation program with a . . .less than charitable framing of a clip. Reading a recent error-laden CTV article and seeing the government rapid-fire lies one after the other when they recently spoke on the Assault-Style Firearms Compensation Program (ASFCP) drove me to write
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Soft multigun cases compared
Cabela’s Tactical 3 gun case This case can hold a full size shotgun with a 28″ barrel, full length rifle, and a handgun. The front pouches are also big enough to hold mags, ammo, and everything else you’ll need for a travelling 3 gun match. I’ve got a full review of this bag here. Princess
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SBI Superlite Chassis Review
The Ruger 10/22 has no shortage of aftermarket options, but usually, those upgrades come with a weight penalty. If you are building a Steel Challenge rig or a lightweight “rabbit gun” for the bush, every ounce counts. Spectre Ballistics International (SBI) out of Canada has released the Superlite Chassis to address that specific need. It
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