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Streamlight TLR-7 X Review

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This new dual-fuel model is intended to be a replacement for the original TLR-7 weapon light while maintaining holster compatibility.

Sig Sauer’s BRAND NEW Romeo-X Enclosed Compact Red Dot!

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SIG RomeoX Enclosed Compact optic is a game-changer for firearms enthusiasts. Discover its fully enclosed, sealed, and Argon-purged design.

Streamlight TLR RM 2 Weapon Light/Laser Review

Upgraded Streamlight TLR RM 2! Meet the New HPL Face Cap

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With roughly half of every 24-hour cycle spent in darkness, the moments after sunset seem to be the most probable times to encounter a dangerous threat.

Optic Included: Ruger MAX-9 with ReadyDot

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With so many new and updated handguns on the market, a first-rate pistol can receive a media blurb or two and then disappear from the larger discussion. One such pistol?

Review: Pushing the New Vortex Venom 3-15 out Past 1,000 Yards

Review: Pushing the New Vortex Venom 3-15 out Past 1,000 Yards

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Boasting great glass quality, wide magnification capabilities, and featuring the versatile EBR-7C reticle for rapid and precise holdovers at various distances, the Venom 3-15 emerges as a standout choice.

Testing Streamlight’s New Rifle Light – The HLX Pro

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Identifying your target and seeing what is both in front of and behind it is critical any time we use a firearm. And that concept does not simply cease to bear weight as soon as we lose natural light. 

Woman with pistol caliber carbine

The Best PCC Optics Out There

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Pistol caliber carbines, or PCCs, are a ton of fun. Like most guns, they can greatly benefit from an optic.

Viper HD 5-25

Vortex Viper HD 5-25 SFP Review

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With its illuminated reticle, capped windage, and a secure locking elevation turret, the Viper HD 5-25X50 is engineered to offer hunters and long-range shooters an affordable, durable, and adaptable solution.

Complete Guide (More Or Less) to AR-15 Magazines

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There are three types of AR-15 magazines: metal, polymer, or hybrid. Metal magazines have either an aluminum or steel body. Polymer magazines have—you guessed it—a polymer body. A hybrid magazine has a polymer body with metal feed lips.

Chrono Shootout!  Which One Is The Best and Why You Need One

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Most manufacturers will print that velocity on the box with rifle ammo or have it available on their website.  Most pistol ammo manufacturers also post the velocity of a given round.