Over the past year, I have tried out several digital night vision units from fairly expensive clip-on units to less...
Michael Lake
Writer Michael Lake is a Benefactor Life Member of the National Rifle Association and has been actively involved in a variety shooting activities since 1989. In addition to being a certified range safety officer he holds several NRA instructor ratings and armorer certifications. He has received training from the US Army Marksmanship Unit, the US Marine Corps Rifle Team and some of the finest private training facilities in the nation. In 2013 Michael co-founded Adaptive Defense Concepts, a Northwest Ohio-based Training organization. He is currently a contractor for the US Department of Energy, an instructor for Badlands Tactical Training Center, and is an accomplished Freemason.
Shot Show this year was, as usual, a great opportunity to reconnect with old friends and make some new ones. ...
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I I’ve been wanting to check out digital night vision for some time. It’s not like conventional night vision with...
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