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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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Gripped the 40D
In all the excitement over my R5 in the past several days, I forgot to show off the Canon BG-E2N battery grip I acquired. The 40D has some serious Kung-Fu grip action going on. It should make the portrait shots … Read More
Phoenix Precision Rear Sight
I finally received the rear sight for my R5. I ordered the Phoenix Precision top mount rear sight by way of Creedmoor Sports. I opted for “Service Rifle” style knobs, which means the elevation knob on the top adjusts clockwise … Read More
R5 at the range
I was able to go to the Inland Fish and Game shooting facility this weekend to fire off thirty rounds through the R5. I was even able to wait it out on Sunday and find a pulse in the rain … Read More
R5 teaser photos
Here are some initial photos of my R5, as received from Gary Eliseo (barrel work done by Doan Trevor). The white balance looks like crap, yes. But I plan on taking final photos of the rifle after I install the … Read More
Project YANO full of crap
Apparently, there’s a group called the Project for Youth and Non-Military Opportunities (YANO) that has a web page protesting Junior ROTC programs in High Schools specifically because they teach the (safe and proper) use of firearms. Project YANO’s view is … Read More