Recreational shooting and other outdoorsy stuff
Installing a set of XS Sights DXT2 Big Dot Night Sites on my CZ 75B made perfect sense for a couple of reasons. First, they are awesome sights for day or night use, competition or defense. Second, I’m an idiot and dropped my CZ on the factory rear sight, breaking a tritium vial. So it … Read more
As the Riton 1 Conquer 6-24×50 scope proves, “entry-level” doesn’t mean compromising. Riton packs a lot of features and quality into their scopes, making them a great choice for anyone wanting exceptional optics at a reasonable price. Riton was founded on the philosophy of providing quality optics and service. The Conquer range includes the 1 … Read more
Back on March 22nd, Sig Sauer announced the new Sig P322 .22 LR rimfire pistol. Even if you’re not a fan of Sig, it was kind of a big deal. A full-size polymer rimfire, similar to the FN and Glock, but Sig’s pistol boasted an impressive 20-round capacity. That’s quite a jump over the FN … Read more
Although not the most common model, the Henry Frontier Threaded barrel lever action is worth tracking down if you’re a fan of suppressed rimfire. It combines some of the best things about recreational shooting into one highly entertaining package. That includes the affordability of rimfire, the fun of a lever action, and the pleasant shooting … Read more
If you haven’t shot the Ruger SR22, I suggest you seek out an opportunity to try one. They’re compact .22 pistols with some quirks, but fun little guns to shoot. While the one I have desperately needs a threaded barrel for a suppressor, it’s getting a few TandemKross upgrades first. Although the Ruger SR22 may … Read more
Mantis is shipping their new Blackbeard X starting today. This is an update to their Blackbeard auto-resetting trigger dry-fire trainer for the AR-15 platform. It offers both auto-resetting of the trigger, and the feedback of the Mantis X system. So without any modifications to your MSR, you can run different dry-fire drills and build muscle … Read more