Gear Reviews

As much as I like tinkering with my guns, there are very few times where an upgrade performs better than I ever expected. A little company called MCarbo produces some of the most innovative additions and add ons for a variety of firearms. My particular interest in their products boils down to the SUB2000.

This “steampunk cowboy bolt action” chassis doesn’t look how I expected it, but the moment I put my hands on it, I absolutely knew I had to have one.

The Swampfox Trihawk is perfect for a variety of tasks. It can be a tactical optic, a hunting optic, or something that helps you show off to your in-laws. Swampfox built it to last with an IPX7 rating and the ability to resist 800Gs of recoil.

For this test and evaluation, I mounted the TH50C to my Sig Cross bolt action rifle.

Stay connected even in the wildest of adventures with the EDC Mag AR power bank. With its 20,000 mAh capacity, unique AR-15 magazine design, and military-grade durability, this power bank is perfect for camping, hiking, and hunting trips. Get yours now and never worry about running out of battery again!

The 34mm tube and 50mm objective provide great light transmission which makes the most of available light at dusk or dawn.

Everyone and their mom proclaims the superiority of appendix holsters and appendix carry. However, I’ve had a real issue finding appendix carry rigs that I’ve found comfortable and viable for concealed carry. A friend convinced me to try the Phlster Floodlight, and he even sent me one on his dime because he was so sure I’d love it.

I was first introduced to Blue Force Gear’s Helium Whisper technology earlier this year, and came away very impressed. Helium Whisper is a new laser cut space ninja type fabric that weighs, as the name implies, nothing. Picking it up, you would think it might be fragile. On that count, you would be wrong. Despite feeling like nothing, as well as being very thin, you can’t tear it.

Finding a pistol that is easily concealed on a small frame has historically required compromising on at least one component. Then Sig Sauer came along with the P365.