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Savage 42 Takedown Review
The survival gun category is a crowded one, often filled with minimalist single shots or wire-stocked rimfires. The Savage Model 42 Takedown attempts to bridge the gap by offering a versatile over-under combination that gives you both a rimfire rifle and a .410 shotgun in one package. While it inherits the spirit of the legendary
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Long term gear I’m still using in 2026
What stood the test of time. I’ve got the year I started using it and links to any reviews. Hunting rifle: various, they all do the same thing Range stuff: Gen gear: 3 gun stuff: started doing 3 gun in 2015-ish Reloading: Favorite other guns to take to the range Stuff I don’t use anymore:
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Vector Continental 2-12×50 (Plain game hunting version)
Vector Optics has been trying to shed its “budget-only” image for a few years, and the Continental series is their tip of the spear. The 2-12×50 is a classic “do-it-all” hunting configuration. With a 6x zoom ratio, it’s low enough for close-range timber work and high enough for a 400 yard shot on the prairies.
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Keck Optics 3-12×56 SFPIR Review: The Budget Low-Light Specialist
While Keck’s high-magnification scopes might be good for PRS, the 3-12×56 SFP is arguably the more practical choice for the average Canadian hunter. This scope is designed for one specific job: extending your hunt by 15 to 20 minutes when the sun starts to dip below the treeline. Note: I asked Keck Canada to send
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Keck Optics 5-30×56 FFPIR Review: High Magnification on a Budget?
Keck Optics is a relatively new name for most Canadian shooters, but they have been carving out a niche in the UK and European markets for precision airgun and rimfire disciplines. Now that Keck Canada (run by a couple long-range sport shooters out of Ontario) is bringing them across the pond, we wanted to see
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Riton 3 Primal 3-15LW and 4-16 Review
Finding a mid-tier scope that doesn’t feel like a compromise can be tricky. Riton has been making waves by offering high-end features — like HD glass and rugged 30mm tubes — at prices that don’t require a second mortgage. This season, I put two of their popular 3 Primal offerings to the test: the 3-15×44
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