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The SilencerCo Octane 45 can be used with smaller calibers too, like this Glock 26 9mm.

A Look at SilencerCo’s Octane Suppressor

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Looking for a suppressor? With the decline in wait times for tax stamps, you should be. And the SilencerCo line is still growing. In this installment, we’re going to be looking at a nice pistol can–the Octane.

Tritium Night Sights for My XD-S - $127?

Tritium Night Sights for My XD-S – $127?

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am not one who upgrades guns all that much. But since getting my first set of tritium night sights stock on a Springfield EMP, I decided that this is the one thing that for my carry guns I must insist on adding, if I didn’t procrastinate it forever. My main carry gun, and pretty much only carry gun these days, is another Springfield gun, the XD-S in .45ACP. It is a single stack, two finger grip that shoots like a 3 finger grip, or better. And until now, I had indeed procrastinated putting the night sights on it. When I read about the new TFX tritium sights from Truglo, I had to try them. Everything I have purchased Truglo in the past has exceeded expectations for the money, and these sights were no different.

Thin Pistol Stabilizing Brace - NEW! - The Shockwave Technoligies Blade

Thin Pistol Stabilizing Brace – NEW! – The Shockwave Technoligies Blade

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If you’ve been following the pistol stabilizing brace drama, hang on to your hats. We’ve got a new chapter. Shockwave has just released their version–The Blade–and it works incredibly well. If you ever thought the old SB15 was a bit clunky, you should check out The Blade.

The Primary Arms Micro Dot--Easy on the Wallet

The Primary Arms Micro Dot–Easy on the Wallet

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The Micro Dot from Primary Arms is rugged, waterproof, and unbelievably inexpensive. If you’re in the market for a solid optic, and aren’t willing to invest in some of the more expensive options on the market–the Micro is a great option. We’ve been kicking this one around for two years now with no issues.

ProMag's Benelli Mods on the Cheap--Review

ProMag’s Benelli Mods on the Cheap–Review

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The Benelli M4 is a formidable shotgun in its stock configuration. Adding a simple upgrade like the Pro Mag furniture set makes the gun even better. And the price of the ProMag stock makes this the single best Benelli mod available.

Perfecting the already Perfect H&K  VP9

Perfecting the already Perfect H&K VP9

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The H&K VP9 is almost perfect. Almost. The rear sight works fine for shooting, but not for one-handed manipulation. Meprolight can fix that. Their True-Dot sights are ideal for those situations we all hope to avoid, and they have tritium inserts, too.

Burris AR-1X--The Best Red Dot Under $500?

Burris AR-1X–The Best Red Dot Under $500?

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From a distance, the Burris AR-1X is just another red dot sight wrapped up in a different look, however that would be the incorrect assumption. This Burris AR-1X has features which make me feel that this may be one of the better red dots on the market. And it isn’t going to break the bank.

DemolitionRanch and an AR-15 Can Cannon

DemolitionRanch and an AR-15 Can Cannon

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To quote DemolitionRanch, “Um, yeah this thing is awesome. If you own an AR15 you need to buy this now, and no one paid me to say that.”

Meopta Optics - Czech Quality You Never Heard Of?  - SHOT Show 2015

Meopta Optics – Czech Quality You Never Heard Of? – SHOT Show 2015

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Looking for a new scope? Meopta makes some of the best. These are the clearest, most feature packed scopes out there. This Czechoslovakian glass maker sets the bar for quality, and they offer numerous configurations. Meopta is the company the other scope makers come to see at SHOT Show. Check out what’s new for 2015.

Crimson Trace Goes Green--SHOT Show 2015

Crimson Trace Goes Green–SHOT Show 2015

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Lasers on guns are growing increasingly popular. I’m seeing Crimson Trace grips on many of the guns coming in for review. And as I get used to them, I’m starting to see their appeal. And now Crimson Trace is going green. They’re expanding their line up, and the available colors.