The Blackhound Emerge 2-12×44 MIL Scope
I’m going to do this review a little differently. I’ll start with the price point and compare the features you get for that price point compared to more or less…
MOS Tactical Sling Review
MOS Tactical Customizable gear. Lifetime warranty. MADE IN THE USA. Unheard of customer service. If these phrases don’t get your attention, I don’t know what will. That being said, you…
SOG Pentagon FX Covert Fixed Blade Knife
“In close quarters fighting, there is no more deadly weapon than the knife…” — W. E. Fairbairn. Get Tough (1942). SOG Specialty Knives and Tools (SOG) is no newcomer to…
Magpul – Behind the LPVO with Green Ops
We caught up with the peerless instructors at Green Ops to learn the interesting origin story and unique tactical advantages of running a Low Power Variable Optic. Full story at:…
Tomahawks: A History and Guide
CRKT Jenny Wren Compact Tomahawk Tomahawks have a rich history and symbolism. Tomahawks are versatile tools and weapons that have been used by various cultures for centuries. The word “tomahawk…
Royal Arms SF-DI and SF-DF Civilian Legal Flash Bangs
Royal Arms SF-DF .22 Blank Firing Flash Bang Simulator The noise flash diversionary device (NFDD), also commonly referred to as a flash sound diversionary device (FSDD), diversionary device, flash grenade…
How to Identify a Well-Made Shemagh
The Shemagh, a traditional Middle Eastern headdress, has gained popularity around the world for its versatility, style, and functionality. Whether you’re using it for protection against the sun, dust, or…
TRT Tap Rack Dry Fire Training Safety Aid
Dry fire training is an essential component of improving your skills as a shooter. For anyone reading this that is new to shooting, dry fire training is the practice of…
Riton Optics 5 TACTIX 1-10X24 FFP
Riton Optics of Tucson, Arizona recently released their new 5 TACTIX low-power variable optic. Boasting a 1-10X magnification range, this first focal plane optic features capped, zero-resettable turrets, a fast-focus…
DuraMag – Better in Metal
Polymer magazines may have taken over a fair amount of the market share, but let’s not give up on metal. I have taught and taken carbine classes from the east…