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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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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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