Classic Meets Classy: Woox Leather Cartridge Quiver
There’s something to be said for the combination of traditional materials and modern…
There’s something to be said for the combination of traditional materials and modern…
Springfield Armory isn’t sleeping on the Echelon. They have now announced the introduction…
SIG Sauer has expanded its SIG516 G3 lineup with the introduction of two…
Drills. We use that word universally in the firearms training world. Before I lay out…
Magpul introduced its DAKA Grid Organizer system in 2023, but I hadn’t really become aware…
Setup & Shooting Instructions This drill is executed with a carbine at 50 yards. The…

The Echo3 is a direct-view thermal sight utilizing SIG Sauer BDX technology, with the capability to capture images and record video in eight different color palettes. It allows the shooter to sit back and view the thermal display, and when targets are identified the BDX reticle technology allows for exact aiming solutions in real time. The compact, thermal-reflex-style sight is available in 1-6x or 2-12x magnification versions.
From $3,900
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This pack is designed to keep your everyday carry anything but boring. The interior is designed to keep you highly organized, with a concealment compartment, tablet sleeve, zippered…
AR9 Uppers The Dead Foot Arms AR9 uppers—AR9-SD and AR-MP9—are assembled as complete, direct-blowback upper receivers chambered in 9mm. The non-reciprocating, forward-charging receivers will attach to most AR9…
Concurrent to the new Zeroed Banshee suppressed pistol/carbine platform, CMMG has announced the launch of the new Zeroed B Dapter series—a rugged, precision-engineered lineup of Plan B-style compatible…
The Nitro 1800 provides a ranging solution up to 800 yards out of the box and is upgradeable to over 2,000 yards. It’s engineered to pair with your…
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