Category: Equipment Reviews
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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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Magpul SGA for Remington 870 Mini Review
The Magpul SGA Shotgun stock is an aftermarket stock available for the Remington 870 and (separately) the Mossberg 500/590/590A1. It features: An ergonomic grip An adjustable spacer system that give flexibility on length of pull (12.5″ – 14.5″) A decently squishy buttpad Built in 1.25″ sling loops on both sides For accessories, there’s a…
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Gryphon Energetics Thundershot Review
Thundershot is a Canadian manufactured, binary exploding target. Binary exploding targets were approved for use in Canada in February, 2014 and Gryphon Energetics was the first Canadian manufacturer on the scene. While many retailers started offering Tannerite or Shockwave at first, many more now offer Thundershot instead. I asked one retailer in a small town…
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Canada’s Cheapest AR-15 Muzzle Brakes Compared
Inexpensive Brakes Compared I’ve got a comparison with 2 brakes: the Jerry Miculek 3 port brake as well as another 3 port brake from Colonel Mustard’s (I picked up a similar 308 brake for my Savage 10TR from them) These are both inexpensive muzzle brakes and they both make a pretty big difference in recoil,…
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AR-15 Muzzle Brakes and Flash Suppressors in Canada
Epic List Time While the title says “AR15″, keep in mind that these are all 1/2”-28 TPI brakes, which work with most 223/5.56 rifles with threaded barrels like the Tavor, XCR-L, some Mini 14’s, etc, etc. AR-15 Flash Hiders in Canada Birdcage A2 style flash hider: EVERYWHERE you can probably get one for free if you…
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TulAmmo 308 Winchester 150 grn FMJ Review
Most of the 308 in my area is right around $1/cartridge. Even PMC 147 grn FMJ is $18.99 per box of 20. So when I found Tula available online at $12/box, or a bit less if you buy more, I wanted to try some. It’s very similar in price to the Norinco 147 grn FMJ…
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C-Products Defense 50 Beowulf Magazines
**Update June 4, 2015: The RCMP has rattled some of the other importers on this magazine enough where they won’t be bringing them in. If you don’t want to risk it, don’t buy these mags.** ***Update Nov 18, 2015: The RCMP considers these “dual use” magazines and considers them prohibited. Read more here.*** C-Products Defense,…
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Tula Ammo Canada
You may have noticed TulammoCanada on CanadianGunNutz or in other places. It’s super cheap, steel-cased, non-corrosive ammo from Russia. Within my Service Rifle matches and 3 gun matches, it always bothered me that I was throwing away ~100 well-prepped, reloaded brass cases with every match. For 223 ammo, you’ve got to resize, remove the primer…
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Foxpro Wildfire Review
Thought I’d go straight to video and images for this one. Who wants to read about a call when you can hear it? Video Review of the Foxpro Wildfire Images
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Scorpion Optics 4-12×40
I haven’t had enough time with this scope for a proper review, but I wanted to share the pictures anyways. Will update this article in the future.
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