Uncategorized P-40 Classic Gen.3 Tactical Pants – From UF PRO By Fred Mastison One of the most overlooked items in our day-to-day training and work life is pants. This is especially true if Read more »
Uncategorized KDG Releases Centralized Mount & Stabilization Platform For Spotting Optics By Fred Mastison For those in the PRS world, spotting scopes are critical. Beyond that there is a heavy reliance on rangefinders and Read more »
Uncategorized eXperior Elite Commander Double Stack By Fred Mastison Several years ago, I heard whispers of a new gun coming out of Wilson Combat's secret lab. At the Athlon Read more »
Uncategorized Special Black Magic Set – From HUXWRX By Fred Mastison As a serious firearms aficionado, special versions of items and limited releases always catch my eye. Today, HUXWRX Safety Co. Read more »
Uncategorized Speed and Accuracy – Guns 101 By Fred Mastison When it comes to defensive shooting, getting rounds on target is crucial. Our ability to effectively place good shots on Read more »
Uncategorized Vengeance HD 1–10×28 FFP LPVO – In Black & FDE By Fred Mastison ZeroTech Optics has quietly begun to make a name for itself in the industry. Their calling cards are performance-centered optics Read more »
Uncategorized Model 82A1 America 250 – Special Series from Barrett By Fred Mastison As America inches closer to her 250th birthday, there are special events and products being produced to celebrate. One standout Read more »
Uncategorized Retro A1 Carbine SBR – Rock River Arms Celebrates “No Tax” By Fred Mastison Yes, it’s true that SBR’s have a solid tactical purpose in the defense and tactical world. But let’s be honest, Read more »
Uncategorized Model 110 RF – The Savage 110 Goes .22LR By Fred Mastison There are few firearms as storied as the Savage 110. Designed in 1956, it has been the go-to rifle in Read more »
Uncategorized Vortex Strike Eagle 1–10×24 FFP – LPVO By Fred Mastison For tactical and competition shooters, the jump from close-quarters speed to longer targets can expose a gap in most LPVOs. Read more »