Click on the photo to view the video review. Thanks to Deliberate Dynamics for the trigger time with some of their equipment. Before anyone asks, the bag is a Blue Force Gear DAP pack - the Skye model.
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A.R.M.S. #71 Sights – Video Review
I had intended to make a longer review, but I'm unable to do voiceovers at the moment, so I'm just going to go with an "at the range" overview that I filmed last weekend. In my opinion, these sights are less than functional, and the reasons why both the front and rear sights have major problems are very obvious. The front sight's release latch doesn't always return to the "forward and upright" position, meaning that some of the time you want to fold the sight down, you have to physically… Read More
Kershaw Blur S30V vs. Benchmade Gaucho M4
Another knife review...this one comparing two knives that I have owned and used for a while. I apologize for the length, I tried to keep it as short as possible... Also tried to remain more objective.
Mayflower Research & Consulting Low Profile Armor Carrier
Like many who've been in the military, I've spent long periods of time wearing armor. It's hot, uncomfortable, and tiring - though you eventually get used to it. While deployed, I wore ye olde Interceptor OTV, as well as the Eagle CIRAS-Maritime, and, occasionally, just a TAG plate carrier. The latter was the most comfortable, even if it was still intended to be used as an "external" plate carrier. I found it easier to sleep in, although the lack of soft armor did mean that my E-SAPI plates dug in… Read More
Sig P226 X-Five Tactical: Short Attention Span Review
Again, new video format. Will supplant, not replace, older style videos if it is well received. The goal is to create a descriptive 1 to 2 minute video on a firearm or accessory.
Doug Ritter RSK Mk1 M2/Benchmade Griptilian Review
Test of a new review subject...Further reviews subject to how this one is received. http://www.kniferights.org/ - For those interested in supporting the right to carry knives.
Vltor A5 Stock System Followup
After 4 months with the Vltor A5, I have found that it just works - with everything. Every possible 5.56mm upper, and many other calibers, have been tested with the A5, and the results are always more than satisfactory. It builds on the reliability of the rifle buffer system while expanding the length of pull range of the traditional collapsible stock system. In addition, it offers increased durability when longer stocks such as the Vltor EMod or Magpul ACS are used.