Category: Equipment Reviews

  • Flextail Zero Power Bank Review

    Flextail Zero Power Bank Review

    If you’ve been following the ultralight gear scene, you know the Nitecore NB10000 (review here) and new NB Plus (YouTube review here) have ruled the roost for years. Flextail has clearly decided to challenge that throne with the Zero. It is billed as the world’s lightest 10,000mAh power bank, and while the weight savings over

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  • Klarus X2 Flattac

    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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  • Mossberg 395: The Budget Bolt-Action “Duck Gun”

    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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  • F2 Bravo Tekto Knife Review

    F2 Bravo Tekto Knife Review

    The Tekto F2 Bravo is a light, relatively slim pocket knife made of quality materials for everyday handling and light-duty work. It features ceramic ball bearings, a high end look with titanium accents and D2 steel. On the bottom, it has a window breaker for heavy-duty usage. Overall, the F2 Bravo is a folding knife,

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  • Garmin Xero C1 Review

    Garmin Xero C1 Review

    The Garmin Xero C1 is a fantastic chronograph. The only downside to it is the price.

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  • Alex’s Homebrew TM22 Upper and Rear Charging Handle

    Alex’s Homebrew TM22 Upper and Rear Charging Handle

    The Derya TM22 has taken the Canadian rimfire market by storm because it looks, feels, and handles like an AR-15. However, it still uses a side-charging handle, which breaks that muscle memory for many shooters. Alex’s Home Brew has stepped in with a Gen 2 kit designed to convert the TM22 to a rear-charging configuration.

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