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SBI Superlite Chassis Review

The Ruger 10/22 has no shortage of aftermarket options, but usually, those upgrades come with a weight penalty. If you are building a Steel Challenge rig or a lightweight “rabbit gun” for the bush, every ounce counts. Spectre Ballistics International (SBI) out of Canada has released the Superlite Chassis to address that specific need. It is a minimalist, modular syst...


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The Best Canadian Firearms Media: YouTube Channels, Blogs, Podcasts, and Magazines

I’ve been around guns all my life, but only picked up an earnest interest in them as a hobby since 2003. I’ve got a YouTube Channel, I’m a host on a podcast, and


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Vortex SPARC II (2) Review

13 years is a long time for a red dot to live mounted on countless test rifles. My original Vortex SPARC (review of the OG version that I bought in 2013 here) finally tapped out recently after a decade of recoil, rain, and truck-bed bounces....


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Gerber Suspension-NXT & Paraframe I Combo Review

Finding a reliable multi-tool usually leads people straight to Leatherman, but the price tag can be a barrier. Gerber has positioned the Suspension-NXT combo as a budget-friendly alternative. I have been putting this set through the paces to see if the cost savings are worth the trade-offs in design and performance.


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Morakniv Kansbol Burnt Orange Review

Mora Knives are a basic, Swedish-made knife well liked for their durability and practicality. Many of the Moras are ~$15-30, but this Kansbol is a bit pricier at $50 Canadian. I have put this knife through five years of skinning and butchering deer to see if the extra cost is justified.

The Kansbol is essentially a hybrid. It takes the proven, ...


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