Trijicon Adds MRAD Reticles to the ACOG Line

The ACOG has spent four decades being the optic with the reticle built for one cartridge. Trijicon has now gone a new way, adding MRAD reticle options to the 4x32 and 3.5x35 ACOG. They have my interest, so the question is: should I go with a dual-illuminated or an LED configuration?

By Eric B •

Fall Muskie Tactics: Why Bigger Baits Win Before Freeze

Muskies feed hardest in the weeks before a lake locks up, and if you want the biggest fish of your life, this is the window to target. The reason is biological: muskies carry an innate urgency to feed heavily and store body fat to survive winter, and that drive often overrides their usual caution...

By James Chen •

Don’t Call It a Man Purse – Off-Body EDC Options

Over the years, I’ve run into a few people who have a narrow definition of EDC. If it’s not carried on your body, such as in a pocket or on your belt, it doesn’t qualify. I’ve always felt that was a close-minded approach. Off-body EDC options have a lot to offer. To be clear, what [&#8230...

By Jim Cobb •

Pros and Cons of the Three-Point Sling

We suspect most of you know about two-point slings, as it seems to us that those are the most popular choice with most shooters. The second most common type is a single-point sling. Although single- and two-point slings dominate the market for the most part, there is one more sling, a m...

By GunSpot •

The Defensive 10/22 – Grandma’s Favorite

What if you had to defend your home with a Ruger 10/22? A rimfire rifle isn’t optimal. An AR, a PCC, a shotgun, and basically any handgun would be a better choice for most people. But what if you had to? What if you didn’t have the upper-body strength for a proper centerfire rifle or […...

By Travis Pike •
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