• Troy Alpha Rail Review

    Troy Alpha Rail Review

    I know there’s already a million of reviews out there for this rail, but I thought I’d throw my 2 cents out there as well with a quick mini review. Since Canada isn’t using the penny anymore, does my 2 cents round down to zero? If that’s the case, I’m going to get silly with…

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  • MagLula Uplula Mini Review

    MagLula Uplula Mini Review

    Before I picked up my S&W M&P9, I snagged a 10 round magazine locally and had a few days to play around with it. One of the things I quickly figured out is that it was pretty hard on the fingers to reload. The first round was a bit hard to start, the tenth very…

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  • JR Carbine Review

    JR Carbine Review

    A Dedicated 9mm AR-15 There are 9mm conversion kits and parts for AR-15’s, but what if you designed one from the ground up to use a dedicated 9mm receiver with as many bolt on AR-15 advantages as you could get? Well, you’d get a Just Right Carbine! The JR Carbine is a dynamite little 9mm…

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  • SKS Rifle Review

    SKS Rifle Review

    It’s a bit funny reviewing something that’s 60-70 years old, but due to production numbers, the cost of an SKS is very low in countries where it’s still being imported like Canada. That cost ($250) combined with inexpensive ammo, makes the SKS a fantastically fun, cheap plinking rifle, and a lot of people have requested…

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  • Why Every Canadian Hunter Needs an AR15

    Why Every Canadian Hunter Needs an AR15

    *Editor’s Note: June 13th, 2016. I know a lot of visitors are reading this article to better understand Canadian gun laws and what firearms we can legally own in the wake of the Florida shooting that happened on Sunday morning. I’d argue that you’re looking at the wrong cause but if I can convince you…

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  • Lyman Case Prep XPress Review

    Lyman Case Prep XPress Review

    Whenever I have buddies coming over to reload some of their own ammo, I’ll often do all the case prep. Trim to length, clean the primer pocket, and debur the neck inside and out. They’d remark about how easy it was to reload and how fast you could make ammo, not knowing how much time…

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  • Getting Kids Started in Bow and Arrow

    Honestly, there are lots of articles out there on getting kids into archery, but I found few that focused on getting them started young at a low price point. This isn’t as comprehensive or well researched as most of my articles, but I wanted to share some quick findings from trying 2 kits with my…

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  • Browning BAR LongTrac Review

    Browning BAR LongTrac Review

    Have you ever pulled the trigger on game and knew that you missed? Pulled your bolt action rifle from your shoulder, racked the action so hard the empty case was sent into the next county, pulled up on your game, and saw it bouncing off into the distance? A semi-automatic greatly reduces the time needed…

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  • Optimizing the Remington 597

    Optimizing the Remington 597

    One of the luxuries of being a firearms collector, is that I’ve made a lot of good purchases over the years, and unfortunately few bad ones too. My first firearm that I ever purchased was a Remington 597 in 22 LR, and I would say this was my first bad purchase. Since purchasing this rifle, it…

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  • Klarus XT2C Review

    Klarus XT2C Review

    **This is an older review I moved from another website I own. Klarus now has the XT2C with 750 lumens if you really feel the need to get lots of power. Keep in mind that a standard automotive H4 headlight puts out 1100 lumens on low beam. We’re getting very close to that in something…

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