Recreational shooting and other stuff
When searching for my first automatic knife, I reached out to SOG, and they sent their Spec Elite I Auto. This knife ticks all the boxes on my EDC (every day carry) list, plus a few extras. Since I spend eight hours a day in an office, it’s important that my knife has certain features. Besides … Read more
Building on the success of their original design, Pocket Shot has released the Pocket Shot Junior. Instead of firing steel shot or marbles, the Pocket Shot Junior has its own ammo. These small rubber balls are more appropriate than heavy ammo for the backyard or campsite. And they are just the ticket for introducing your … Read more
As my first Spyderco knife, I’m more than happy with the Efficient. This inexpensive little pocket knife packs plenty of features into a small package. For its entry-level price, you get more than you pay for, in my opinion. If you’re looking for a gift for someone, or just need a decent every day carry … Read more
My Tractiongrips arrived a day after my rail and laser, otherwise they would have been the first installment of Project Shockwave. If you’ve got a firearm with a plastic (polymer) grip, you’ll want to become familiar with Tractiongrips. Originally designed with the Glock in mind, these peel and stick grips can improve any firearm. Not only … Read more
Who needs a Strike Industries AR Carbine Flat Wire Spring? Well, possibly anyone that enjoys shooting modern sporting rifles. With so many caliber choices and configuration options, the AR platform is America’s favorite firearm. While some people treat them as defensive weapons, plenty are used for recreational shooting. Whether that’s at an indoor or outdoor range, … Read more
If you’re not already familiar with the Mossberg 590® Shockwave 12 gauge, I’ll provide a very brief introduction. Even though the barrel is only 14″ long, it is not considered a “short barreled shotgun”. That’s because it never had a stock meant to be shouldered, one of the defining features of a shotgun. So the … Read more