Press Release: TRIJICON VCOG (variable powered 1-6 ACOG)
Press Release: May 1, 2013
Wixom, MI — Trijicon has combined the legendary toughness and function of its combat-proven ACOG and associated ballistic reticles with a new variable optic. The new Trijicon VCOG (Variable Combat Optical Gunsight) 1-6×24 mm meets the rigorous demands of duty or competition while giving shooters the flexibility to engage CQB targets and out to the maximum effective range of most service rifles. Tactical Gun Review.com will have the exclusive first review of the new Trijicon VCOG 1-6
Trijicon Variable Combat Optical Gunsight VCOG
Tactical Gun Review had the opportunity to handle the new Trijicon VCOG at the NRA Convention in Houston. The first thing that strikes you is “Quality.” This is one finely manufactured optic. The entire unit feels extremely solid. While it is impossible to really evaluate optics in the harsh confines of a convention hall, the eye relief box is generous and the clarity is amazing when viewing the far back dark corners of the hall. Controls are sturdy and you can certainly adjust magnification while wearing gloves.
Staff Knife Review: Tops Grim Ripper Push Knife/Dagger
Staff Review: Comp-Tac MTAC holster review
By Jason Hallmark, Austin Police Marksmanship Team
One of the most important things to consider for daily concealed carry is the holster you select. The holster should give you some level of retention, comfort, and ease of access. I have carried a gun for the last 7 years on my person and have tried multiple holsters from multiple companies.
Staff Review: Comp-Tac MTAC Review
By Jason Hallmark, Austin Police Marksmanship Unit
One of the most important things to consider for daily concealed carry is the holster you select. The holster should give you some level of retention, comfort, and ease of access. I have carried a gun for the last 7 years on my person and have tried multiple holsters from multiple companies.
Staff Rifle Review: MPA 9mm in the Home Defense Role. MasterPiece Arms makes a Great Mac-11
By: Cary Kieffer
Today I want to go over what I think is a very good home/self defense carbine. I have said it many times I would rather fight with a rifle over a pistol any day and shotguns too. Let’s take a look at the MasterPiece Arms https://www.masterpiecearms.com/index2.php?cat=23 MPA 9mm for the home defense/personal protection role.
Staff Review: Ruger 10/22 Charger Pistol – Tons of Potential Here!
Benjamin Mumm wins Redfield Counterstrike
Thanks to all who entered the Tactical Gun Review Redfield Counterstrike giveaway! After much debate, Benjamin Mumm was chosen as the winner. We simply could not deny a story that tied together unicorns, Nessie, and Chuck Norris! His entry is re-printed below. Congratulations Benjamin!
I must say, when I was looking around to buy a new sight, there were so many options it was hard to choose. For those of you in the same boat, THIS is the choice, and you’ll understand once you open the box. Right on top is the owners manual, which is bound with solid gold staples and printed on the skin of a cobra.
NRA Convention Houston 2013
Tactical Gun Review sent four editors to the 2013 NRA Convention in Houston, Texas to visit sponsors and check out the new gear. The convention was a huge success with over 86,000 shooting enthusiasts in attendance. NOT present were any of those pesky protesters – this is Houston after all, not Seattle.
The Annual Banquet and Auction Thursday night was a blast! Unfortunately, none of our raffle dreams came true but we did enjoy the tremendous fellowship of being in the company of so many shooters and hunters! Stay tuned for more detailed product reviews.
Staff Review: Otis Team Range Box
The Otis Team Range Box is a great addition to any group of operators whether that be LEO or just a group of buddies who like to shoot together. The concept takes the tried-and-proven Otis components and organizes them into one easy-to-carry range box. The editors at Tactical Gun Review always bring along the Team Range Box whenever we are going to the range for extended trigger-time with lots of firearms.
Staff Review: Real Avid Gun Tool
The Real Avid Gun Tool is a must-have for anyone who shoots. I carry one in my range bag and one in my hunting backpack at all times. The Gun Tool includes 18 of the most commonly used tools for rifles and shotguns. The Torx and Allen wrenches are particularly handy to always have readily available.
Staff Review: Red Hawk Custom Rifle: Rem. 700 ACC-SD 308 in XLR Evolution Stock.
By: Cary Kieffer
I recently had a sale, sold off 3 older rifles and some other expensive junk that had an inch of dust on it. My plan was to buy a good Rem 700, an XLR Evolution stock and a night vision scope. I did just that. I bought a stock Remington 700 ACC-SD first and before it even got delivered I stumbled across Redhawk Custom Rifles. So two days later I bought this rifle complete just as I wanted it. It came with everything but the scope and bipod. That leaves me with the extra 700 ACC-SD but that’s ok I have a plan for that one too. Anyway let’s go over the Red Hawk Rifle.
Staff Review: Taran Tactical Benelli 3gun competition parts review
By: Kurt Gruber, Staff Writer
If you are familiar at all with the world of Three Gun, then you are no doubt familiar with the name Taran Butler. Taran has one most every match he has entered more than once and is one of the top shooters in the Three Gun community. Taran recently formed a company, Taran Tactical Innovations (http://tarantacticalinnovations.com/), where he is putting his expertise in making guns run as fast as possible to work for the rest of the shooting community.
STAFF REVIEW: Kahles K624I 6-24×56 review
Tactical Gun Review checks out the Kahles K624i 6-25×56 tactical rifle scope. Kahles is a premium Austrian optic manufacturer that has been in the business since 1898! Until recently, they really haven’t had the presence in the US market which is rapidly growing due to the recent distributor Khaybes, LLC ran by Ken Pratt a retired US ARMY marksman with considerable experience in the high end US optics market. Kahles is here and is taking names!
Staff Review: Triple Aught Design – Ranger Jacket LT
Twelve years ago, I bought a Croft and Barrow suede leather jacket. I’ve worn it in several different countries, including Iraq and Nepal. In southern Iraq, it served as a blanket when I had to shiver to sleep on an army cot in an unheated metal box during the winter. I’ll never throw this thing away, because it has extreme sentimental value for me. However, it’s no longer my favorite jacket. That falls to the Ranger Jacket LT by Triple Aught Design.
Staff Review: FLIR Thermal PS32 Scout Review
Thermal imaging.. it just sounds cool.. It is! We have all seen the police helicopter footage from a thermal imaging camera watching a suspect try to hide… between the thermal and the police dog, they flat out do not stand a chance. The military uses thermal in theater extensively. The gear that they use is beyond the reach of most average joe of course, but there are some small handheld units like the FLIR PS32 on the market, that while not cheap, are a fraction of the cost of the top end gear.
Staff Gun Review: Springfield XDS 45 ACP
Comp-Tac: World’s Best Sig Sauer 1911 Holster
Pro Ears Pro Fit Custom Earplugs
Custom made earplugs with digital compression for sudden loud noises and hearing amplification for safety and awareness. When you need a product to both completely protect your hearing and amplify select sound, Pro Ears’ Pro Fit is the answer. These custom made earplugs maintain the same level of quality and attention to detail that have come to be expected of any Pro Ears product.



















