Sea to Summit Compression Sack Reviewed
The Review When you are packing up your survival gear, weight is not the only concern....
Read MorePosted by Steve Ackerman | December 12, 2014 | Bags & Packs | 0 |
The Review When you are packing up your survival gear, weight is not the only concern....
Read MorePosted by Steve Ackerman | December 5, 2014 | Featured Articles, Firearm Training, Gunsmithing, Tools | 0 |
The other day I ran across a very unique device from Friendsville Precision that was developed specifically to simplify AR dry-fire training. The Dry Fire Device is simply a mechanism to cock the hammer without having to lose focus or break form. Any device that can mitigate the pain of cocking the hammer without having to reach for the charging handle should be welcomed with open arms, and likely will… How can I not be excited?
Read MorePosted by Steve Ackerman | December 4, 2014 | Slingshot | 1 |
Since I first became interested in prepping for what may come after an apocalypse, I’ve searched high and low for simple weapons that could be used effectively for survival. Aside from having a knife and possibly a firearm on my belt, I felt that any good backup weapon would be the answer to this question: What weapon is silent to operate, can fire a projectile with deadly accuracy at least 25 yards, and weighs less than a pound including ammo?
Read MorePosted by Steve Ackerman | December 3, 2014 | Featured Articles, Optics & Sights | 0 |
The Redfield Revolution line includes 2-7x33mm, 3-9x40mm, 3-9x50mm and 4-12x40mm models. In this review, I evaluated the 2-7x33mm Revolution with an Accu-Range Reticle mounted on a Ruger 8301 American Rimfire 22LR. Read on to see how the Revolution has fared.
Read MorePosted by Steve Ackerman | December 2, 2014 | Gunsmithing, Tools | 0 |
Not too long ago I wanted to try my hand at a little gunsmithing and upgrade a trigger assembly to an aftermarket competition-grade trigger assembly. I wanted to test the trigger-pull at each step of the way so I could ensure the final result would be as expected. After going through dozens of forums, reviews and blogs, I decided to try Lyman’s Digital Trigger Pull Gauge for myself.
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