Mike Fellon 
Over the last few years, rifles users have begun investing in rifle scopes in order to have a better experience with the gun. Prior to this, rifle scopes were not as popular and one did not deem it necessary to buy a binocular to place on top of their machine. However, with its recent surge … Read more
Keeping your scopes in a good condition is crucial for their longevity. One of the most important things you should do is to clean their lenses so they do not get damaged. Also, clean lenses will provide you a better view of your target, it is as simple as that, dirty optics affect image quality. … Read more
The M1A is a rifle loved by many. Despite its high price tag, it not only continues to sell but spawns variants for niche shooters as well. Efforts are continuously being made to improve accuracy and overall handling. Throughout all its evolutions, there are inherent qualities that made it so popular with the public: Faster … Read more
If you have the Ruger 10/22 in your collection, then you can call yourself the proud owner of one of the most successful rimfire rifle designs in history. Established in 1964, Ruger continues to pump out the semi-automatic that everyone, including myself, loves to this day. Its inspiration was found in the standard US military … Read more
Did you ever think you could use the power of the US military for your own self-defense and preservation? Since 1973, Ruger has made the M14 rifle suitable for public use. Law enforcement, security companies, hunters, ranchers, and target shooters all admire its rugged, reliable charm. Why is it so popular? Recoil buffer Rotating bolt … Read more
If you’re looking for a new set of optics for hunting, there’s lots of competition out there right now. From high-quality brands like Leupold, Redfield, and Sightmark, to cheaper Chinese models that are beginning to up their quality game in a big way. For this review, I took the Vortex Diamondback 4-12×40 on a hunting … Read more
The other day, a Reddit sub about ‘Barska scope reviews’ turned into a heated argument between pro-Barska guys like me and purists who wouldn’t think beyond a Leopold. To put things in perspective, I am as American as apple pie. And I love US made stuff. But that does not mean that I’d trash anything that … Read more