Category: Equipment Reviews
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MDT Skeleton Buttstock Review
MDT’s Skeleton Buttstock is an aluminum buttstock designed to attach to an AR-style buffer interface, but not use the buffer tube. Many precision tactical rifles use this style of interface to get access to the incredible range of AR-15 buttstocks. One of the most popular precision rifle buttstocks is the Magpul PRS (Precision Adjustable Stock.) But where that
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BunkerHead Face Mask Review
A while back, I put out a YouTube video on different hunting face masks and got an email from Phil at BunkerHead saying that their system was better than the masks I had. They were so confident, they sent me one of their mossy oak systems for review. Check out my article on Best Hunting
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Bushnell 3200 Elite 3-9×40
Bushnell is known for their value priced scopes as well as their “Elite” line. The Elite line of scope includes the 3200, 4200, and 6500. The 3200 is the lowest priced Elite and is what I consider to be a great starting place for scoping a value to midrange rifle. My particular scope came with
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Promag Archangel M1A Stock Review
The ProMag Archangel M1A stock is a new arrival here in Canada and a great alternative to a regular synthetic stock or the substandard wood that typically comes with Norinco M305’s (Norinco’s copy of the M1A). Although it looks a bit like a JAE stock, it’s quite different. The JAE-100 Generation 3 stock comes with
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Bushnell Elite Tactical 10X40 Review
Within riflescopes, there are a few clear price categories: The low end, running from $100 – $200 with Bushnells, Tasco, Simmons, and a few others The midrange, running from $200-$400 with Bushnell Elites, Redfield, Nikon, Weaver, Vortex, and some low end Leupolds The high end, running from $400-$1000 mainly dominated with Leupolds, but also including
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Caldwell E-Max Low Profile Power Ear Muff Review
Powered Earmuffs When it comes to hearing protection at the range, there are 3 major choices: earplugs, headset or muffs, and powered muffs. Earplugs generally offer the greatest noise reduction, followed by passive headsets, and finally arriving at powered muffs, although some higher end units offer decent NRR. Earplugs usually good for 32 dB NRR,
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