The SIG KILO MICRO 4x18mm squeezes 1,000-yard reflective ranging, Archery Mode, ballistic groups and a rechargeable battery into a rangefinder weighing just 3.4 ounces. At SIG NEXT, this tiny optic proved it has considerably more capability than its dimensions suggest.
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SIG KILO MICRO: A 3.4-Ounce Rangefinder That Reaches 1,000 Yards
Published: September 27, 2026 { 0 comments }SIG Expands the CROSS Line With .300 Blackout, .223 Wylde and 22 Creedmoor
Published: September 27, 2026 { 0 comments }SIG is taking the CROSS in several new directions for 2026, including a 9-inch .300 Blackout, a compact .223 Wylde and carbon-fiber SAWTOOTH variants built around precision-friendly features.
Girsan Witness2311 CMX XXX: 400 Rounds, Zero Malfunctions
Published: September 20, 2026 { 0 comments }The Girsan Witness2311 CMX XXX does something a lot of compact double-stack 1911s do not: it actually shrinks the grip. Add 16+1 rounds, excellent accuracy, an $899 MSRP, and more than 400 rounds without a malfunction, and this little 9mm gets difficult to ignore.
Savage 110 Core Tactical in 22 ARC: Factory Rifle to 1,024 Yards
Published: September 13, 2026 { 7 comments }The Savage 110 Core Tactical pairs a thoroughly modernized Model 110 with the low-recoil reach of 22 ARC. Ours was shooting around three-quarter MOA with factory ammunition almost immediately, then making repeatable hits all the way to 1,024 yards.
Hatch Outwest High Country Lite Bipod Review: 15 Ounces, 20 Inches Tall
Published: August 31, 2026 { 0 comments }The Hatch Outwest High Country Lite squeezes roughly 20 inches of usable height into a roughly 15-ounce hunting bipod. After seated shots at 475 yards and prone shooting past 1,000, the bigger question is whether that versatility is worth nearly $500.
The Quietest Suppressor I’ve Ever Tested? The Tenet Vesper Uses AirPods-Like Technology
Published: August 30, 2026 { 2 comments }The Tenet Vesper combines an 8-inch Grade 5 titanium body, sub-10-ounce weight and unusually strong sound reduction. After shooting both versions, it is subjectively the quietest centerfire rifle suppressor I’ve personally tested.
ZCO ZC210 Review: The 2-10x Do-It-All Scope
Published: August 23, 2026 { 0 comments }The Zero Compromise Optic ZC210 is expensive, heavy enough to notice, and missing true 1x. After shooting it to 1,000 yards, into darkness, and behind a thermal clip-on, I also found it frustratingly hard not to like.
Project 47 Arms Force 360 Review: Someone Finally Rethought the Scope Mount
Published: August 9, 2026 { 0 comments }The Project 47 Force 360 takes a machine-shop solution to a decades-old scope-mount problem, using collet-style 360-degree clamping and a clever built-in leveling system. After installing it, shooting with it and digging into how it works, I came away impressed.
Nocpix RICO 3 PRO H50R Review: Autofocus Changes the Game
Published: August 5, 2026 { 0 comments }The Nocpix RICO 3 PRO H50R brings reliable autofocus, intuitive ocular zoom, and sharp 640 thermal imaging into one premium hunting optic. We ran it through hot, wet nights, hammered hogs, doubled on coyotes, and found technology that actually made the hunt easier.
Steiner MPS 2.0 Review: Fixing the Original’s Biggest Weakness
Published: August 2, 2026 { 0 comments }The Steiner MPS 2.0 keeps the original optic’s rugged enclosed-emitter design, then attacks its biggest weaknesses with up to 90,000 hours of battery life, larger controls, and a stronger mounting interface. It is not a reinvention, but the upgrades make this duty-grade red dot considerably easier to trust and run.










