The folks at Winchester have a pretty cool new “app” for showing shot patterns for turkey loads. These are not computer modeled guesstimates of what the pattern should look like in an ideal world. Winchester took the time to shoot all of the different shells and shot weights through a variety of different chokes to give an idea of how they should perform. This is a Winchester app so all of the shells are theirs.
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Winchester Webtool – Calculates Turkey Ammo Patterns
BY Sam Trisler Published: February 28, 2015 { 1 comment }Would You Spend More than $500 on Binoculars? – Meopta Meostars
BY Paul Helinski Published: February 22, 2015 { 17 comments }It is really hard to review a product that will be sticker shock to most people. That is the realm of high end optics in general, and especially binoculars. There are only a few makers of high end optics for which I personally would pay more than $500, and Meopta is one of them. In fact I bought two of these 10×42 Meopta Meostar binos that you see here in the pictures (on EuroOptic for $689). So when the opportunity came up to review their newest 15×56 pair, I jumped at the chance, and I may actually buy these as well.
2A Holster and Mag Carrier–Review
BY Dave Higginbotham Published: February 19, 2015 { 0 comments }How well can a holster fit? That wasn’t a question I really considered until I’d tried a 2A holster. This thing wraps around you, and the result is an even more secure platform from which to draw. Check out our review.
Everyone Needs an AR Holster
BY Dave Higginbotham Published: February 17, 2015 { 19 comments }Redline Pro Gear has built a holster for the AR-15. About time, right? If you are looking for a secure way to carry your AR rifle, or pistol, check this thing out.
Bravo Concealment’s Drop Out of Sight Holster
BY Dave Higginbotham Published: February 10, 2015 { 3 comments }Bravo Concealment has a two clip holster design that makes in waistband concealed carry effortless. The Drop Out of Sight. The use of two clips keeps the girth under control, and spreads out the weight. Is this the answer for IWB carry of heavy pistols?
Bushnell Takes The Guesswork Out of Long-Range Shooting
BY Tom McHale Published: February 5, 2015 { 9 comments }Bushnell has taken long-range shooting solutions to a whole new level with their new Elite 1-Mile ARC CONX rangefinder. With a simple technological advantage, a single shooter can now read a variety of conditions and effortlessly crunch the data for an efficient assessment of hold-over.
No More Shake with ATI’s TactLite AR Stock
BY Tom McHale Published: February 4, 2015 { 4 comments }ATI continues to make aftermarket upgrades that allow for serious overhauls at reasonable prices. The furniture has a distinctive look and fixes some of the more basic issues that others take for granted. Check out what they’re doing with a basic six position stock.
New Galco IWB/OWB Full Frame Holsters, Belts–SHOT Show 2015
BY Tom McHale Published: February 2, 2015 { 2 comments }Looking for a new holster for your sidearm? One of the most trusted names in the industry is Galco. And they’re not just working with leather anymore. They brought a wide selection to SHOT Show. Check out what’s new for 2015.
Precision Formed Custom Holsters from Multi-Holsters
BY Dave Higginbotham Published: January 29, 2015 { 8 comments }I don’t pull any punches with holster makers. It is incredibly easy to heat up some Kydex and bend it around a gun. It is much more difficult to make bent Kydex into a functional holster that you’d trust your life to. It isn’t a half-assed skill. And those of you reading this might be surprised by how many times we’re approached by aspiring holster makers who want to showcase their skills. Let’s just be clear on this point–I turn at least half of them away becasue they’re not ready. And when I need a holster, I go to Multi Holsters first.
Medford Knife and Tool–SHOT Show 2015
BY Dave Higginbotham Published: January 27, 2015 { 16 comments }I’d seen Medford knives from time to time, and I’d actually priced some on the web, but I always thought the price was a bit steep. I used to make knives, and I know–better than most yokels–what is actually involved in the process. But this year at SHOT Show, I got to see the whole line-up, and I’m here to tell you that these things are impressive. I’ll have one, too, as soon as I can scrape up the cash. Check out their Sniper–a knife that is also a Sniper’s tool.









