Tactical Gun Review
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Texas Boars DDT weapon light review
This is a review of the TexasBoars DDT weapon mounted light used for hog hunting. S pecs: 2 x 3 watt LEDS, one red and one green Attaches to scope via a scope mounted ring which is mounted with the base facing upwards which attaches to the light unit. QR style ring allows easy on…
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Scottsdale Ammo review
I recently ran across a video on one my YouTube subscriptions that was informing their subscribers about a new ammo manufacturer that was just starting up production, http://www.scottsdaleamm.com/. Scottsdale Ammo was going to be giving away some of their HPR branded ammo for a limited time. All you had to do was go to their…
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Atlanta Arms and Ammo review
Tactical Gun Review Pro Staff has selected Atlanta Arms and Ammo as our preferred supplier of 9mm and 5.56 ammunition. Atlanta Arms and Ammo has an impeccable record of producing high quality match-grade ammunition for the competitive shooter. In business since 1976, the company is committed to first-rate customer service.
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American Defense Scout review
American Defense Manufacturing makes fantastic mounts in my opinion. I have used them for scopes, ACOGS and Aimpoints. Never had a problem with any of them and they have all proven to stand the test of returning to zero. The Scout model. This is their lightest model and has just one bolt holding it to…
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Vortex Razor HD 1-4 Review
Vortex has been making quite a splash on the tactical optics market the last couple of years. They are getting this for a few key reasons: They are listening and responding to what their customer’s want. Primarily Scott at Vortex has been active on the tactical and optics forums. This postives of this kind of…
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Vortex Viper 2-7 review
Vortex Optics has been generating a lot of interest lately and when the need for a 2-7 came up I decided to see if the little Viper 2-7 lived up to the hype. We ordered 2 of them, one with a standard plex style reticle and the C3 which is a circle type reticle over…
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Glock G17 RTF2 9mm review
I was recently looking to trade an older sub-compact pistol I had used for concealed carry and training for a full-size polymer-framed pistol, and was pleasantly surprised by the Glock G17 RTF2 in the process. In the interests of full disclosure, I have not been a huge fan of Glock pistols in the past. While…
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Bison Armory 6.8 SPCII review
I bought a Bison Armory 6.8 SPC with 18″ barrell last year just in time for deer season. I have shot SSA factory loads and handloads, never had a single issue with it. With most loads I can group right at an inch, some loads down to .5 at 100 yards. I killed a few…
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Kahles CL 3-10×50 Multizero review
I have been using the Kahles CL 3-10×50 with the multizero reticle for several years. This scope has taken numerous game, absolutely holds zero and I trust it 1000% It’s a FANTASTIC scope, stunning clarity, great glass etched 4A reticle that is bold enough to be used in very, very low light when you would…
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S&W M&P 40 review
I bought this gun to have something to shoot in USPSA’s Production division. My competition background is not very extensive. I have shot 6-7 matches at the club level in Single Stack division, eventually earning a “C” classification. I was drawn to the gun because of the longer sight radius compared to the regular M&P,…
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Browning X-Bolt Review
TGR is currently conducting a long-term field test of the Browning X-Bolt. Specifications: .25-06 caliber. 24″ free-floating barrel with a 1 in 10 twist. Satin finish walnut stock – very traditional look. 6 lbs 14 oz. Detachable magazine. Browning’s adjustable Feather Trigger.
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Leupold RCX-2 Trail Camera Review
The first thing you notice about the new Leupold RCX-2 Trail Camera system is that this is one well-built, rugged camera. The camera body and remote controller are lightweight yet tough with typical Leupold attention to detail. I have used this camera for a couple of months on our hunting lease and now have enough…
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3 Gun Stuff scope cattail lever review
Those into 3gun are familiar with a cattail for a scope. It is simply a lever that goes around the magnification ring that allows you to quickly adjust the scope magjification. Like from lowest power to max in a hurry when transtioning between stages. It also servers as a really easy way be able to…
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Premier Reticle 3-15×50 Scope Comparison review
Came across this video from Mike at CS Tactical. He does a nice job describing the differences between the different models.
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Burris TAC 30 scope review
Reviewed by shooter521 TAC30 on top, CRS on bottom. The TAC30 is a couple inches shorter and about 3 oz. lighter than the CRS. Eye relief is also shorter, making an extended mount (like the LaRue SPR-E or ADM Recon-X) unnecessary. Side view of both scopes. The TAC30’s illumination control is the copper-colored pushbutton on the…