• Typhoon F12 Quick Look

    Typhoon F12 Quick Look

    The Typhoon F12 is a semi automatic, 12 gauge, mag-fed shotgun from Turkey. Although it looks like an AR15, it’s just a plain old semi auto operating mechanism: it’s gas operated with the gas piston under the forend. The Typhoon F12 comes with a TRUCKLOAD of factory equipped accessories, add-ons, and cool paint jobs for…

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  • Kriss Vector Review

    Kriss Vector Review

    The Kriss Vector is a semi-automatic Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) in 9mm, 357 Sig, 40 S&W, 10MM and 45ACP. The one reviewed here is a Gen 1, but they have since released a Gen 2 as well. The most unique feature of the Kriss Vector is the recoil mitigation system called the “Super V System”…

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  • Shooting Sports in Canada

    Shooting Sports in Canada

    I thought it’d be fun to put together a quick reference of the different kinds of shooting sports that you see up here in Canada. Without any further ado: International Practical Shooting Confederation (IPSC) IPSC is a timed action pistol sport: fast shooting, reloading on the move, etc. Shooters are judged by their “hit factor”:…

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  • WK180-C Review

    WK180-C Review

    The WK180C is a variant of the AR180b. It’s a semi-automatic, piston-driven rifle in .223/5.56 made in Canada. Note: The WK180C as pictured has been customized by me. I’ve replaced the trigger with an RRA NM 2 stage, the stock is a Magpul, I’ve put a Vortex Viper 1-4 on top, I’ve added a QD mount to…

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  • ETS CAM Mag Loader Review

    At a recent charity match, I won not one, but two CAM magazine loaders donated to the match courtesy of Benny at The Pack. These mag loaders work by pulling 10 rounds at a time straight off a factory ammo box and stripping them super quickly into a pistol magazine. The CAM loader competes with…

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  • Why You Should Join the CCFR

    Why You Should Join the CCFR

    Here in Canada, there are a few firearms rights organizations and they each have their own approach on how to deal with turning the tide. The CCFR focuses on the public facing side of things and they do some really interesting things that none of the other gun orgs are into. Because they’re new, they…

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