• SVT 40 Review

    SVT 40 Review

    Tokarev SVT40 Review Ahh, my first Russian rifle review. There have been a few Norinco reviews, but no Russians until today. The Tokarev SVT-40 is a semi-automatic rifle chambered in 7.62X54R and it’s a whole lot of fun. I purchased this arsenal refurbished rifle for $249 from Wholesale Sports in Edmonton. I won’t be speaking…

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  • Trophy of the Month 2 – July

    Name:  Lou Maffret Location: Ft. St. John, British Columbia Game: Elk Firearm:  Browning X-Bolt 338 Win Mag Short story: I ended up borrowing my son’s brand new X-Bolt and scored a 280 Bull Elk.

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  • Norinco T97NSR Coming to Canada

    Norinco T97NSR Coming to Canada

    They’re here. Check out my review on the Norinco T97 I found it difficult to find complete information on the new Norinco type 97 rifle that is being manufactured and imported into the country. It looks like a very compact, handy small game rifle and I wanted to collate all the publicly available information possible.…

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  • Nikon P-223 3X32 Review

    One area where hunting optics haven’t developed very far is in compact optics. On a nice light gun build, bullpup, AR15, or other rifle where you need a bit of magnification in a tight and light package, they fit perfectly. The tradeoffs to a scope that is shorter than a longer standard scope are real,…

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  • Trophy of the Month 1 – June

    Trophy of the Month 1 – June

    Here in Canada, we’re just getting into Summer, and hunting season seems so far away. Alex (Hunter on a Budget) suggested that we run “Trophy of the Month” to share some of our successful past hunts and get amped up for hunting season and I thought it was a great idea. So if you want…

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  • RCBS ChargeMaster Combo Review

    RCBS ChargeMaster Combo Review

    Reloading can be slow. Reloading that box of 50 rounds is awful once you start looking at how much time you had to put into it. So, on any step in the process, if you can automate or reduce time without sacrificing quality, it can make reloading a lot more enjoyable. Volume vs Weight Charges…

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