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The Terrapin X Rangefinder; Updated

The Terrapin X Rangefinder; Updated

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Today I’m covering their Terrapin X rangefinder, which a few of you may have heard about because it launched in 2018. From what I know, this rangefinder is currently Vectronix’s only item marketed to civilians. Even though it isn’t new to the market, I recently got one and thought it review-worthy because of recent updates to its Bluetooth connectivity and compatibility with popular ballistic apps that most long-range shooters already use.

Five Reasons to Buy The I’m-Not-Wearing-Any-Pants Pants from Kryptek 

Five Reasons to Buy The I’m-Not-Wearing-Any-Pants Pants from Kryptek 

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I like to call ‘em the I’m-Not-Wearing-Any-Pants pants because they are so light and so breathable that you literally feel like you’re not wearing any. 

The Classic Jungle Boot

The Classic Jungle Boot

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As I have returned to the Malaria swamp we call the Southeastern United States, I have also resurrected a classic boot to fuel adventures. It may be old, it may be far from stylish, but it should be on your radar if you live anywhere water is a way of life. I am talking about the classic green jungle boot. Tried and true, it still can’t be beaten for certain environments.

EOTECH G45

The EOTECH G45 5X Magnifier

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With the delivery of the G45 magnifiers starting in early 2021, EOTECH has been ramping up production to meet demand. People have been very interested in the benefits the G45 provides over the tried and true G33. First and foremost, the G45 comes in with 5X magnification whereas the G33 was only 3X, and I am a big fan.

The Sentry Gunnar Belt - Keep It Minimalist

The Sentry Gunnar Belt – Keep It Minimalist

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The Gunnar belt provides an excellent platform for mounting all your tactical goodies. It’s small and discrete enough to ensure you can conceal it if necessary. The Gunnar is a perfect duty belt and provides a modern tactical option that will allow you to retain all your necessary gear without needing a chest rig or plate carrier. Sentry made the belt comfortable, durable, and truly minimalist without requiring any kind of harness to keep the belt from shifting.

Franklin Armory’s Binary 10/22 Trigger RIPS (With NEW Trigger Housing)

Franklin Armory’s Binary 10/22 Trigger RIPS (With NEW Trigger Housing)

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I was more excited about the 22-C1 trigger for the 10/22 (and compatibles) than any other. Why? Because ammo is freaking expensive. Slinging lead is fun, but those 30-round .223 Rem. magazines add up quick. With the 22-C1, you can have the fun of super-fast semi-automatic fire without setting fire to your wallet. You may not win any wars with a 10/22, but it’s one of the best range toys I’ve ever had.

The Laser Saddle By Crimson Trace - Light It Up

The Laser Saddle By Crimson Trace – Light It Up

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I’m an unashamed shotgun nerd, and I love all types of shotguns. This includes guns that are technically not shotguns but use shotgun patterns, shotgun ammunition, and the like. You know, those pesky little firearms like the TAC-14 and Shockwave firearms. These guns tend to be tough to aim and tough to shoot, at least compared to a stocked shotgun. Crimson Trace has your back in making that a fair bit easier via the Crimson Trace Laser Saddle.

First Look: New Garmin Inreach Mini 2

First Look: New Garmin Inreach Mini 2

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At only 4-inches by 2-inches, weighing 3.5 ounces, and fully waterproof, the new Mini 2 is tiny and tough enough to go with you anywhere, anytime.

Mk5 Micro Fight Chest Rig by Spiritus Systems -- SHOT Show 2022

Mk5 Micro Fight Chest Rig by Spiritus Systems — SHOT Show 2022

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This year at SHOT Show 2022 I had the chance to check out the NEW Mk5 Micro Fight Chassis by Spiritus Systems.

SIG's Zulu6 Image-Stabilized Binos Review + Video

SIG’s Zulu6 Image-Stabilized Binos Review + Video

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Stabilized binoculars are pretty rare on the civilian market, but they have a huge following in military circles. The stabilized part comes from an internal gyroscopic stabilizer, a mechanical device that makes them self steading. It is a weird concept, for sure. But in practice, it is basically magic. It really does work and is a game-changer for binocular work.