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Klarus X2 Flattac
The Klarus X2 Flattac is a departure from the traditional “tube” style flashlight we’re used to seeing in the hunting world. It’s a flat, rectangular EDC light designed to sit comfortably in a pocket without the bulk of a round bezel. What makes the X2 particularly interesting for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts is its dual-LED
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Gevarm E1 Semi Auto 22LR Review
If you’ve spent any time scouring the used racks at Canadian gun shows, you’ve likely seen the Gevarm. At first glance, it looks like a standard vintage rimfire, but it holds a unique title: it’s one of the few open-bolt rifles legally available to Canadian shooters. Manufactured in France by Gévelot from the late 1950s
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Norinco JW-25 “Mini Mauser” Review
The Norinco JW-25 “Mini Mauser,” is a bit of an odd duck. It is essentially a Chinese-made bolt action fashioned after the CZ 452, dressed up in a stock that mimics the German Mauser K98k service rifle. For military history buffs or those who want a .22LR that doesn’t look like a modern polymer toy,
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Snowpeak M60B PCP Air Rifle Review
The Snowpeak M60 is a bolt action, bullpup, PCP (Pre-charged Pneumatic) air rifle. Rather than CO2 or muscle-power, it uses a very high pressure air tank. PCP air rifles like the Snowpeak give good pressure, consistent accuracy, and with a special compressor they’re pretty easy to charge back up. A buddy of mine bought this
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Mossberg 395: The Budget Bolt-Action “Duck Gun”
There was a time in American hunting history when the pump-action was considered a bit of a luxury. If you wanted a 12-gauge repeater on a shoestring budget, you looked at a bolt-action. The Mossberg 395 is a relic of that era—a magazine-fed, bolt-operated shotgun that is as unconventional as it is clunky. Overview The
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JTS E60.2 Over/Under Review: A Budget-Friendly Workhorse?
Over/under shotguns are often associated with high price tags and fancy engravings, but the JTS E60.2 aims for a different target. This is a Turkish-made utility gun imported by JTS out of Texas. It is designed for the hunter who wants the reliability of a break-action without the four-digit investment. I recently took this out
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