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SIG Sauer P365 Review (California Compliant)
The SIG Sauer P365 is not a new pistol as it debuted back at the 2018 SHOT Show where I first got hands on with the micro-compact pistol. At the time and based on what I saw on the... Read More
MDT CRBN Stock Review and NRL Hunter Open Light Rifle Update
After the last NRL Hunter match I shot in, I wanted to switch out the MDT HNT26 chassis to diagnose my zero shift issue. I have been observing a .3 to .4 MIL zero shift from range session to... Read More
Mini-Review: LRT Manufacturing Fat Trimmer
The MDT CKYE-POD is a staple bipod in PRS, NRL Hunter, and even NRL22 competitions due to the feature set and versatility. The CKYE-POD has a great amount of adjustment and can allow the shooter to adapt to different... Read More
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
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Girls and Guns: Sounds good, but can it look good?
Using beautiful women to promote products has been a common marketing method for a long time. The car industry is probably one of the biggest examples. Go to any car show and you’ll find models posing by cars or at … Read More
Canon 60D in-stock at Adorama
It looks like Adorama has the Canon 60D with 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS lens ready to ship and the Canon 60D body-only available for order and shipment in the next few days.
Simple Light Stand Modification
Ever since I bought my Alien Bees B1600 studio light, 47″ octabox, and PCB Vagabond II back in June, I have been putting the setup to good use. Using this single light setup on location in combination with a Giottos … Read More
Canon 60D – Personal Thoughts
A couple of days ago Canon finally announced the EOS 60D, the successor to the 50D and the next iteration of Canon’s 10D series of cameras. There are plenty of other blog postings with opinions of the 60D, and tons … Read More
Use Bone, Not Muscle – Rifle Shooting and Photography
People view muscle strength as the primary factor in being able to lift and hold objects. In general, this is a true assumption. But using muscles is not the most efficient way to hold an object. As an experiment, grab … Read More