Gear Reviews

The week before I left for training, someone asked me if I wanted to use the new Leupold Mark 4 6x24x52 with the FFP PR3-MIL reticle.

The InfiRay Outdoor Finder is a 640 resolution thermal scanner with a laser range finder for under $2500.

FLUX continues to expand its PDW chassis lineup with the Raider X. Pairing this chassis with a Sig P320 creates one of the most compact and versatile PDWs on the market. 

Known for their innovation, Noisefighters has once again delivered with the M1, building on the success of their earlier polymer Panobridge.

Revolvers built for self-defense are chambered in a wide variety of calibers. From mousey 22 LR and 22 Magnum rimfire (pass on these puny calibers) and oddball calibers like 327 Federal Magnum on up to the old standbys, 38 Special, and 357 Magnum.

If you use a red dot or LPVO the BCM MK2 Recoil Mitigation System will enable you to see your hits through the optic.

I have a good broad view of my target’s surroundings when using this scope as opposed to many others where it feels like I’m looking through a paper towel roll.  

One of the features that sets the Reflex apart from many of its competitors is that it is not a striker-fired pistol; it’s a Single Action Only (SAO) internal hammer-fired pistol.

In this video review, I dive into the innovative HUSH Holster, specifically the second-generation model designed to address the common challenges faced by shooters using suppressors. Anyone who has tried holstering a hot suppressor knows the struggle of preventing burns, but this holster offers a solution. The HUSH Holster not only holds your suppressor securely [...]