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Fix It Sticks Model 700 Quick Action Brush Review
While I was aware of this product since the 2024 SHOT Show, the Fix It Sticks action brush was not revealed until the 2025 SHOT Show. As soon as I saw it on display as a final and released... Read More
2025 SHOT Show After Action Report – Part 1
SHOT Show takes place annually in January to kick off the year for those interesting in shooting, hunting, and outdoor activities. As with my usual routine, I took part in the event and headed out to Las Vegas for... Read More
Stone Glacier Sentinel Bino Harness Review
In the Summer of 2024, Stone Glacier released their Sentinel Bino Harness to compete against other common binocular chest harnesses out there such as those made by Marsupial Gear, FHF Gear, and Kuiu. At the time the Stone Glacier... Read More
Vectronix Shooting Solutions Vector X Rangefinding Binocular Review
In February 2024, Safran Vectronix AG revealed the creation of a new commercial unit dubbed Vectronix Shooting Solutions under which they are releasing a new rangefinding binocular called the Vector X. For those unaware of Safran Vectronix, they are... Read More
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2025 SHOT Show After Action Report – Part 4
During my trek throughout the 2025 SHOT Show floor, I stopped by ADG, ‘formerly’ known as Atlas Development Group. I put this in single-quotes because they are technically still Atlas Development Group, but are rebranding to be simply ADG. I … Read More
2025 SHOT Show After Action Report – Part 3
In Part 2 of my 2025 SHOT Show After Action Report, I ended with a mention of SIG Sauer and a new red dot optic. There was some optics that were relatively new, announced months prior to 2025 SHOT, that … Read More
2025 SHOT Show After Action Report – Part 2
During my 2025 SHOT Show adventure, Modular Driven Technologies or more commonly known as MDT, is a regular stop for me and the first thing that caught my eye at the MDT booth is the second generation of the ever … Read More
Range Vlog #297 – 2025-01-28
Another weekday morning range session to do a run-through of the February 2025 NRL22 Course of Fire. This is a fifty-six (56) round COF with three 12-round stages and two 10-round stages. I would rate this as a relatively simple … Read More
