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Sulun Arms SS-211 Mini Shotgun Review
The Sulun Arms SS-211 is a Turkish mini over/under shotgun, kind of like the Warzone 725 shotgun you’d use in Call of Duty but even smaller. With a 10″ barrel and a stubby little stock, it’s one of the tiniest non-restricted shotguns you’ll find in Canada right now. Specifications Note: some “factory defect” models vary…
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Maple Ridge Armoury Maverick Review
The Maple Ridge Armoury Maverick is the big 308-sized brother to the smaller 223-sized MRA Renegade (review here). The MRA Maverick is a straight-pull rifle that accepts many parts from your non restricted AR10 build that was prohibited by the scumbag Liberal Party of Canada, and it lets you use your gucci parts at the…
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Guns to sell
Mostly just putting images here for easy linking of pics. I need more safe space, so this stuff is all up for sale. You need a valid PAL (or RPAL for restricteds) to buy. Shipping extra, prices are obo. I don’t have any guns for sale at the moment.
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Smith Optics Elite Aegis Echo II Review
It’s hard reviewing eye pro because you need a year or two of hard use on them to get a feel for if they’re any good, but the manufacturers change model numbers/names so frequently that reviews aren’t useful after a couple years. I’ve got a year and a half of hard use on these Smith…
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Keystone Mini Mosin 22LR Review
The Keystone Mini Mosin (aka the KSA 91/30 Mini Mosin Nagant) is a single shot, bolt action, 22LR made in the USA. It’s very similar to Keystone’s Crickett youth rifles, except it very closely resembles a scaled down Mosin Nagant M91/30. Bullseye North lent me this one for review. Mini Mosin Specs 2.5lbs (1.14kg) Single…
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Vortex Spitfire 3X: Gen 1 vs Gen 2
Vortex recently updated their Spitfire compact prism scopes and made some pretty drastic changes. I’ve already reviewed the Spitfire AR 1X prism, but this time I’m looking at the 3X models. This article will have section 1 on the Gen 1, section 2 on Gen 2, and section 3 on comparing the two. Vortex Spitfire…
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Sig P226 vs Beretta 92
Way back in the 80’s, the US military decided they had too many different kinds of pistols, and they needed to standardize. They put together a committee, specified a pile of requirements, and chose the Beretta 92 over the Sig P226 mostly due to cost. Personally, I feel like most government committee purchasing decisions are…
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Surplus Beretta 92S
The Beretta 92S is mostly like the 92FS, except the magazine release button is at the left heel of the grip instead of up where it’s easily accessible. The 92S were made in the late 70’s to early 80’s, replaced by the upgraded 92F, and then replaced with the slide-strengthened 92FS (aka as the M9…
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Freedom Ordnance FX-9 Review
The Freedom Ordnance FX-9 is a semi-automatic, Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) made in the US. When sold for the US market, they’re frequently set up as a pistol or as a 16″ PCC, but for Canada they’re brought in with a Canada-specific 18.6″ barrel. As they’re not AR receiver compatible, these longer barrel versions can…
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Everything you wanted to know about the Norinco NP22 & NP34
The Norinco NP22 and NP34 are Chinese-made Sig P226 and P228 (respectively) clones. But instead of costing $1000, they cost around $300. You can’t expect them to be as nice as a SIG for that price but are they any good at all? Long story short: they’re rough out of the box (and very oily)…
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