Tech Reviews
New 5,300 Lumen Streamlight PROTAC HL 6: Flashlight Review
After using the HL 6 for a while, I can say this is one of the better duty lights I’ve used so far. It’s light, super bright, and the perfect size for daily use. The Streamlight PROTAC HL 6 is easy to use and built to last for years. If you need a new light, I recommend checking this one out. It’s perfect for any dark occasion.
AXIL XCOR PRO Electronic Ear Plugs: One Year Later
Whether you’re hitting the range for a quick session or spending the entire day in a noisy environment, the AXIL XCOR PRO earplugs are an excellent investment. Use them for shooting, mowing, working in the shop, tuning out the spouse, or whatever you need ear protection for. I've been using mine for more than a year, and they have proven to hold up great over time.
The SilencerCo Velos LBP 556K: Keep It Quiet and Short
The SilencerCo Velos LBP 556K has hit the market hard and delivered a suppressor perfectly designed for home defense. The LBP 556K is a shorter, lighter sequel to the LBP, released only a few years ago. SilencerCo's original LBP series received a lot of love, but some folks thought it was just a hair too long for home defense, especially on 16-inch rifles. SilencerCo responded by trimming the length of the can from 5.98 inches to 4.76 inches. The weight dropped down to 12.4 ounces, but the LBP 556K maintains a high level of durability compared to the original LBP.
AXIL XCOR Bluetooth Earbuds for the Range
With the audio function turned on, I could easily hear those around me, and the sound was clear. When I would speak, my own voice sounded different to me than it does with earmuffs, but that’s to be expected. I fired several different calibers of handguns and rifles to test the XCOR buds.
Walker’s Razor and Walkie-Talkie Combo: How Does It Work?
Want a headset that allows you to visit with your buddy while you’re shooting at the range? The Walker’s Razor earmuffs and Walkie-Talkie attachment are the perfect combination.
New Nightstick LGL-160-Turbo AR-15 Light: Full Review
The Nightstick LGL-160 weapon light is one of my favorites. It's durable and bright, has a good battery life, and comes with a crazy number of accessories. So, how is the new LGL-160-T different from the standard LGL-160? The difference is in the candelas. While the standard LGL-160 is 1,100 lumens with 22,541 candelas, the LGL-160-T is 800 lumens but a whopping 100,000 candelas.
Weapon Mounted Lights: Sig Foxtrot 1X vs Holosun P.ID
Weapon mounted lights are a standard accessory. Many are expensive. The P.ID and Foxtrot 1X are both in the $100 range. Let's go over the details.
Dry Fire Online – Extremely Awesome Training
While it's not free, Dry Fire Online costs about the same as a box of CCI .22LR, so it's still pretty affordable. You get a free week to check it out, so you can at least see if it's for you before plunking down your dinero.
Review: Holosun LS117R AR-15 Compact Red Laser Sight
Need a compact laser for your AR-15? If so, check out the Holosun LS117R compact red laser.