Category: Equipment Reviews

  • Klarus XT2C Review

    Klarus XT2C Review

    **This is an older review I moved from another website I own. Klarus now has the XT2C with 750 lumens if you really feel the need to get lots of power. Keep in mind that a standard automotive H4 headlight puts out 1100 lumens on low beam. We’re getting very close to that in something…

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  • Ruger 10/22 vs Remington 597

    There are many options when it comes to purchasing your first firearm.  For me, I settled on the idea of purchasing a semi-auto rifle chambered in 22 LR. I reasoned that a 22 is cheap to feed, ammo is widely available, and it will help me learn the fundamentals of proper shooting techniques without breaking…

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  • Bushnell Trophy XLT 1.75-4x32mm Review

    Bushnell Trophy XLT 1.75-4x32mm Review

    I thought I’d crack out a quick review on the Bushnell Trophy XLT 1.75-4 x 32mm Circle X scope. This is a mid to short range, compact, value priced scope. You might look to a scope in this class to top off a beater 30-30, truck coyote rifle, or even a shotgun or crossbow where…

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  • Norinco T97 Sling

    Norinco T97 Sling

    The smaller loops on the T97 make it more difficult to mount a sling. If you’re ok with a simple black sling, I’ve found the NCStar black SKS sling to do the trick. It’s cheaply made, but for the price, you could buy two.

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  • Remington Targetmaster Delux Gun Cleaning Kit Mini Review

    Remington Targetmaster Delux Gun Cleaning Kit Mini Review

      It’s a bit funny to review a cleaning kit, but I thought I’d take a stab at discussing traditional all-in-one kits like this one vs Bore Snakes and newer style packaging. First off, what this kit does well: All the parts in one case. My bore snakes are all over the place, this has…

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  • Knight and Hale Pack Rack Mini Review

    Knight and Hale Pack Rack Mini Review

    Another mini review, this time with Knight & Hale’s Pack Rack ™. Packing along a full deer rack to rattle in bucks works, but the antlers are pretty bulky and can be cumbersome packing into a day pack, and potentially loud if you’re climbing up a tree stand and your antlers are held together with…

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