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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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Some people have the gall
This morning I’m sitting at a red light to make a left hand turn. Light turns green for me and a truck opposite of me (oncoming traffic) tries to pull out to make the right hand turn while I’m already … Read More
SHOT Show 2010 After Action Report (Part 1)
SHOT (Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade) Show is a huge annual event and everyone in the firearms or firearms-related industry attends. This year was no exception. I used three vacation days (and the MLK holiday) this past week to head to … Read More
Giraud Tool Company power trimmer
Attention: This was originally written/published on 2007-04-25 for another blog which I retired and am in the process of restructuring/redesigning. I wanted to post this review here for archival purposes. Additional notes/edits made to review where required (i.e. price and … Read More
The AR-15 and Competitive High Power: Marking your sights
New shooters getting into the sport of competitive High Power with a Service Rifle have probably been told to mark their sights. But what does this mean and why should you do it? Marking the rear sight is simply the … Read More
Canon 7D with the Kung-Fu Grip
I recently ordered the BG-E7 grip for the Canon 7D as well as a second Canon LP-E6 battery. Note how the BG-E7 is made in Taiwan. Previous grips for other Canon dSLRs are made in Japan. From what I’ve read … Read More