In simple terms, the laser rangefinder will emit an infrared beam towards a target while another sensor looks for the reflection coming back. Once the sensor has detected that reflection it calculates the range based on the time it took to get back to the unit and displays it for the user.
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Over Yonder: The Ins and Outs of Laser Rangefinders
BY Ian Kenney Published: May 25, 2018 { 3 comments }Strike First, Strike Hard with the Attleboro Berlin Strike Folding Knife
BY Clay Martin Published: May 23, 2018 { 6 comments }Meet the Berlin Strike Folder from Attleboro Knives. A gentleman’s folder aptly suited for a black tie affair, one in which you may need to free a damsel from restraints. (I’m thinking 007, not “50 Shades of Grey.” Sicko.)
IDENTILOCK is the World’s First Biometric Fingerprint Trigger Lock
BY S.H. Blannelberry Published: May 22, 2018 { 21 comments }“Firearm safety is not just a concern in our country, but worldwide,” said Omer Kiyani, founder and CEO of IDENTILOCK, in a press release. “I wanted to make our innovative biometric fingerprint trigger lock available to any responsible gun owner across the globe.”
Top 5 Types of Laser Aiming Systems for Handguns
BY Mark Kakkuri Published: May 21, 2018 { 5 comments }We are not too far from the time when most handguns will have lasers as integrated aiming systems. Until then, we will continue to enjoy several types of add-on laser aiming systems, each with various pros and cons.
Vortex Spitfire AR Prism Review
BY Jeff Cramblit Published: May 19, 2018 { 12 comments }Vortex’s new contender in the 1X arena isn’t even a true vintage style Red-Dot sight at all. It is actually a small one power prismatic scope. It isn’t dependent on shining LEDs, lasers, or fiber optic transmitted light upon a lens to create an aiming point. It has an etched reticle that is present without artificial illumination, though it does have supplemental illumination to aid in low lighting conditions.
Tripods – Take Your Rifle Shooting To Another Level
BY Ian Kenney Published: May 18, 2018 { 4 comments }For military and law enforcement the tripod is an essential piece of kit for situations where the shooter has to be up off the ground to gain a vantage point and yet still be stable enough to make an accurate shot. For precision rifle competition there exists a similar need for a good, sturdy tripod but selecting the right tripod and attachment system can be overwhelming with so many options on the market now.
Zero Tolerance 0460: Persian-Style Folding Knife – Review
BY S.H. Blannelberry Published: May 17, 2018 { 1 comment }When I saw the Zero Tolerance 0460 at SHOT Show last year I knew I had to get my paws on it. It checked all the boxes. It was nothing like I currently owned. It was incredibly cool looking. Well built. And priced just right.
New Leupold VX-Freedom Scopes: 10 Things You Should Know & New Service Rifle Optic
BY True Pearce Published: May 11, 2018 { 2 comments }During the 2018 NRA Show in Dallas, Texas, Leupold announced six new models of their VX-Freedom line of scopes. Here’s a quick rundown on why you should care:
The VX- Freedom line is replacing both the VX-1 and VX-2 line of scopes.
Leupold has figured out how to streamline the manufacturing process and you are essentially getting
Top Five Pieces of Gear for Shoulder Bags, Backpacks
BY Mark Kakkuri Published: May 8, 2018 { 5 comments }With the right organizational system and the right bag, all of these fit and travel easily with room left over for a laptop, A/C adaptor, some papers and a book. Sure, it’s a lot of stuff, but that’s how I roll. With that, here are my top five important pieces of gear.
Lighten Up Your Glock with Titanium Slides from Krytos Industries
BY Jordan Michaels Published: May 8, 2018 { 7 comments }Krytos’ products allow shooters to either carry a noticeably lighter handgun or add accessories while maintaining a similar weight. A G17 with a red dot, threaded barrel, and titanium slide, for example, weighs about 2 ounces less than a factory G19.








