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The New King of Chronographs: Garmin’s Xero C1 Pro

Garmin Xero C1 Pro: The New King of Chronographs

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I believe the Xero is going to fundamentally change the shooting world and dominate the chronograph market. Some call it revolutionary. I call it the best invention since pizza and the answer to this gun writer’s prayers. Here’s why.

2 - Everything You Really Need to Know About Picking a Long Gun Light: So Many Options, So Much Lumen

Everything You Need to Know About Picking a Long Gun Light

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Evildoers prefer the cover of darkness for crime. With a flashlight, you control the light and have the advantage. More light provides better information. Bad things come when you stay in the dark.

Carrying the Taser Pulse

Carrying the Taser Pulse

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In the past, I would swap out my Glock for a knife when I was unable to carry a firearm but was never fully satisfied with this solution. Then I found the Taser Pulse.

Nocturn Industries Ultralight Adaptable Night Vision Monocular or "Tanto"

Nocturn Industries UANVM “Tanto” Night Vision Ultralight 3D Printed Monocular

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New for this year, Nocturn Industries has started shipping out their Ultralight Adaptable Night Vision Monocular (UANVM), or what they call the “Tanto.” While severely undercutting the weight of a standard PVS-14, the Tanto also is designed for adaptability.

Faster and More Accurate? Modern Spartan Systems Gun Cleaning Products (Field Review)

Faster and More Accurate? Modern Spartan Systems Gun Cleaning Products (Field Review)

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Modern Spartan Systems makes a new kind of gun cleaning product. The company claims that its suite of gun cleaning products not only busts through carbon and copper but also improves accuracy and velocity.

Lightweight V2 SnipePod from Kramer Designs is the Perfect Western Hunting Bipod

Lightweight V2 SnipePod from Kramer Designs is the Perfect Western Hunting Bipod

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If you’re a hunter, the SnipePod can be a crucial piece of gear. It gives you a stable yet flexible base to take sitting shots over brush and grass, and it significantly less than any other sitting bipod on the market (and less than many prone bipods as well). For $145, that’s not a bad deal.