The Pelican Protector series provides significant storage and maximum padding, while the 1560 provides an ideal size to support the end-user for a hard day on the range or in the field.
Review Posted: Pelican 1560: Keeping All The Range Toys Secure
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With a nod to Internet privacy, I am an Army combat veteran. I served in the military for eight years throughout the world to include stations in Georgia (twice), Korea, Texas, and Arizona. I have served three tours in Iraq, and three in Afghanistan, for a combination of over three years in overseas service. It has been the distinct honor of my life to serve with some of the greatest individuals and units in our armed forces – and those whom have worn or wear the uniform will continue to have my respect.
Today I am an avid supporter of the 2nd Amendment and fan of shooting sports, tactical gear, and all around range time. My political ideologies tend to independent Libertarian because I prefer to assess all the information and formulate my own opinion, vice being told what to think from the Ministry of Propaganda (i.e. news agencies). My hope is that by promoting my views and information here, it will inform as many as possible to formulate their own opinions and began asking serious questions.
Review Posted: Kore Essentials 1.5” Leather Gun Belt: Keeping It Classy
Beginning in 2013, Kore Essentials began working to make and refine some of the industry’s most durable conceal carry and field/range belts/
Review Posted: Coyote Tactical Solutions: STOMP Gen 2: Everything For the Individual
A product review for the STOMP (Gen 2) medical pouch by Coyote Tactical Solutions.
Review Published: Velocity System Boss Rugby Shirt: Flex and Function
As a base layer, range shirts need to provide adequate sun and skin protection – while still maintaining enough ventilation so as not to overheat the wearer. Scoring a total of 17 points out of an available 25, the Boss Rugby shirt from Velocity Systems did well for its good overall level of durability and function.
Life After the AVS: Does the top carrier retain its relevance post-GWOT?
The AVS is (debatably) the most load-bearing and popularized plate carrier on the market, which often begs the question of how has a plate carrier, with over 12 years of service, retained […]
Review Posted: Crye AVS: Over a Decade Proven and Mission Capable
Debuted in 2012, Crye Precision released its Adaptive Vest System, or AVS, to offer the military a scalable system that could range from low-profile carrier to full assault configurations. Eventually, the AVS would go on to replace the Modular Body Armor Vest system and become the premiere armor system for military special forces. Sold as individual components, the AVS enables the end-user a broad array of configurations that best suit their mission or individual needs. Because of its longevity and popularity, an extensive aftermarket has also developed around the AVS.
Review Posted: Fix It Sticks: Rifle & Optics Toolkit for Every Range Bag
The Rifle and Optics Toolkit by Fix It Sticks offers a compact kit, with some of the most common bits to adjust a multitude of optics and accessories, and includes a calibrated torque driver that can meet the needs of most challenges.
Review Posted: PACT Club Timer III: As Important As The Ammo
Scoring a total of 18 points out of 25 points possible, the Club Timer III did well for its good cost, comfort in use, and function for the consumer.
Review Posted: HighCom 4s17m: High-Threat Protection
The 4s17m is an ergonomic, multi-curve (MC) ballistic armor plate by HighCom Armor and scored 18 out of 25 points possible with had good overall comfort, durability, and function.
Review Posted: Nocturn Industries BAT Pack: For Extended Hours of Darkness
The BAT Pack by Nocturn Industries had an excellent pricepoint for its design and unique materials, and good showing in durability, function, and weight.