Gear Review: Ontario Falcon Knife
One particular blade that has been flying under the radar for several years now is the Falcon from Ontario Knife Company (OKC), and its full of many welcome contradictions. In lots of ways the Falcon,...
View ArticleFieldline Tactical Roe Sling Bag
Recently I was in search of a small pack to use as my EDC bag. I looked at quite a few different designs and companies. I happen to see the Fieldline Tactical bag at Wal-Mart, yes I said Wal-Mart. I...
View ArticleMossberg MVP Series
Today, we’re gonna take a look at the MVP line of Mossberg bolt action rifles… The Varmint chambered in 5.56 (.223 Rem) & the Patrol chambered in 7.62 (.308Win). Both of these rifles come standard...
View ArticleGear Review: Neweer Assault Pack
I carry a backpack with me every day and after using my current bag for several years it was time to find something new. The previous bag I carried daily was a simple LL Bean book bag which simply...
View ArticleGear Review: SnugPak All Weather Shelter
Last year I made the decision to dump the tent and go exclusively with a tarp for shelter when going off in the woods for a night, weekend or longer. The decision was made because I was interested in...
View ArticleGear Review: Rothco Molle Water Bottle Pouch
Hydration bladders are cool and convenient but they are a pain to have to clean out, if they tear you are screwed, and you really have limited use with them. I hate the cleaning process after using...
View ArticleGear Review: Condor T and T Pouch
Almost a year ago now, I was looking for a better way to organize some of my misc EDC gear which normally just packed away in my daily bag in a zip lock bag or two. That method actually worked quite...
View ArticleBug Out Bag Gear Basics
There is plenty of information out on the internet for what you should and should not have in your bug out bag and there are many variations on the gear depending on who you ask. In many cases these...
View ArticleNighthawk 2000 Flashlight
Lately on Facebook, I have been continually seeing a flashlight, Nighthawk 2000, advertised as being 2000 lumen for $19.99. Skeptic but curious, I took the bait to see if this light was really as good...
View ArticleGear Review: UltraFire XML-T6 Flashlight
If you have already read about the Nighthawk 2000 flashlight, then you already know I sort of obtained these UltraFire XML-T6 lights by mistake, if not you can read all about that here. Since they are...
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