Category: Equipment Reviews
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Vortex Diamondback HD 10X42 Binoculars Review
The Vortex Diamondback HD 10×42 is a medium size set of binos great for hunting or bird watching. I picked mine up on sale at Cabelas in TrueTimber camo for just over $300. This version was slightly cheaper than the regular version, but the regular version also came with the GlassPak chest harness. Vortex Diamondback…
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Ruger BX Trigger Review (10/22)
Factory 10/22 triggers are usually around 4.75-6lbs so they’re one of the first things that many people choose to upgrade. Ruger makes their own upgrade trigger pack called the “Ruger BX Trigger” that features a trigger pull of around 2.5-3lbs. Installation Installation of the BX Trigger is extremely straight forward. Loosen the action screw so…
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Walker Razor Slim Electronic Muffs Review
Walker Razor Slims are a set of compact, slim cup, electronic muffs at the $40-$60 price range. While Walker also sells a quad microphone version that is otherwise very similar, the headset is primarily competing in the value-priced segment with the Howard Leight Impact Sports. So how do they compare? Compact Both the Howard Leight…
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Selk Bag Review
Going camping when it’s cool out, there are 2 things that are annoying: getting dressed to go take a leak in the middle of the night and getting out of bed to start up breakfast. The sleeping bag is so comfy and it’s cold outside. What if you were the sleeping bag? Well, that’s the…
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Gobi Heated Pants Review
Two years ago, I wrote about running an electric heated jacket during hunting season. They rebranded to Gobi, and I asked if I could try a set of their electric heated pants. These pants are a light baselayer that have heating zones on the glutes (ass cheeks) and thighs. Just like the jacket I reviewed,…
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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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FT Bullseye Sight Review
The Meprolight FT Bullseye Sight is an all in one sight system that replaces your rear sight and makes your front sight unnecessary. In a land of white dot, fibre optic, and tritium sights, this sight system is incredibly unique. Thanks to CGN user airbatic for donating this sight for testing and to fellow hunter…
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Pimp Out My Kel Tec SUB-2000
So Kel-Tec SUB-2000 is a really interesting gun, super compact, and it’s lots of fun shooting a PCC in 9mm. BUT, the trigger was kinda poo and overall it seems cheap. I asked M*Carbo if they’d be able to send me some trigger stuff and they sent me the whole bunch of Sub-2000 parts to…
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Gletcher M712 Full Auto BB Gun Review
The Mauser C96 is a pretty iconic German pistol that used stripper clips to load from the top like contemporary rifles of the time instead of using a detachable magazine. It was designed in the early days of semi automatic pistols when they didn’t really know what’d work great and what was a bad idea.…
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Cabela’s The Zonz Specialist Ground Blind Review
I typically use permanent, DIY ground blinds, but my typical hunting grounds has been really hit or miss for deer. So, I’ve been hunting without a blind which in my opinion, sucks. Stuck out in the open, I asked Cabela’s to try out one of their blinds and they sent me “The Zonz Specialist” ground blind. It’s a…
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