Category: Equipment Reviews
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Spartan Precision Javelin Super-Lite Bipod Review
There are general purpose bipods, heavy weight precision bipods, lightweight bipods and then there are ultralight bipods. Ultralight bipods like the Spartan Precision made, Javelin Super-Lite are built focused on a very particular activity: making a long range shot while hunting, while needing to keep weight to a minimum because long hikes or mountainous terrain…
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Osprey Ordnance Bolt Release Review
From the factory, many semi automatic shotguns come with a small bolt release button. For hunting, it’s fine to use a small, snag-free bolt release but for competition and clays, a larger bolt release really adds to the usability of the shotgun. Some units are complete button replacements, but the one I’m reviewing here is…
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SportEar M-4 Electronic Muffs Review
The SportEAR Axil M-4 Electronic muffs are a new entrant into the electronic earmuff category. While you used to have to spend $200 to get a good pair of electronic muffs, sets like this are really driving the price point down. The M-Series got its start on Kickstarter with the 2 microphone M-2 and the 4 microphone…
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World’s Finest Trimmer Review
To put it plainly, trimming cases is a pain. Many people start on the LEE system because it’s very inexpensive. That system works just fine for less than 50 cases at a time, but going further starts to get ridiculous even with running the head in a drill. The Little Crow Gunworks “World’s Finest Trimmer”…
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Howling Raven Mosin Nagant Muzzle Brake Review
7.62x54R is not a ridiculous round. Sitting in-between 30-06 and .308 in power, it’s kind of sensible, other than the way outdated rim. It’s use since the 1890’s means lots of countries have produced the round and ensured it as an inexpensive, readily available, full-power plinking round that pairs up well with inexpensive, surplus Mosin Nagant…
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Caldwell The Rock Jr. Review
Tired of using a rolled up jacket to shoot off of? It’s time to upgrade! I usually use bags, but what’s really annoyed me about them is the lack of adjustment available. Their height is the height and that’s it. Bipods are adjustable and solid, but you need to load up the legs each time…
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