Hunting

You might think the Prepared Hero Camera Detector is a must-buy for spotting hidden cameras and bugs, but don’t pull the trigger. This pen-like tool claims to detect signals and lenses, but my testing and widespread complaints show it’s unreliable and frustrating. As someone who tried it for home and travel security, I’ll explain why

You should buy the Wolf Tactical Weighted Vest for its durable, adjustable design that amps up any workout.This $100 vest, with its premium 600D material and customizable weight plates, is perfect for running, rucking, or CrossFit.I’ve used it to boost my training, and it’s a game-changer for fitness enthusiasts.With breathable panels and a snug fit,

I’m a 40-year-old shooter who’s coated my guns with DLC and Cerakote, and I’m here to help you choose the best for your firearm. Both promise durability, but one’s slicker, the other’s more colorful. After six months of testing on my Glock and AR-15, I’ll share my experience, pros, cons, and maintenance tips. Grab these

I’m a 38-year-old hunter who’s sighted in rifles for years, and I tested the Site-Rite Boresighter ($59.99) to save ammo and time. Its .17 to .50 caliber compatibility and included calibration target sound promising for your range trips. However, after six months, its flaws—dim laser, flimsy build—disappointed me. I’ll share my experience, compare it to

I’ve carried concealed for years, and finding a reliable holster is tough.  Muddy River Tactical’s holsters, with their affordable, USA-made leather designs, seemed promising, but bad e-commerce reviews raised red flags.  In this article, I’ll share my experience with their IWB leather holster, compare it to five top brands, and cover pros, cons, and maintenance