Knives : Hissatsu
Columbia River Knife & Tool, Hissatsu Fighting Knife. The pictures do not do it justice, this is one nasty weapon! Bring on the “Zombie Apocalypse“, they don’t stand a chance…
Handloading Projects
We’re live, as they say. Read all about it, shotshells, 12 gauge adapters, loading for .243. brass shotgun shells & More. Recently, I have been testing “Little Skeeters“, “12 gauge…
Recurve Archery : Suppressors
Compound, Longbow or Recurve, all 3 use them. Are they mandatory? NO! Should you have them? YES! But Why? The reason you’ll want these is noise. Bows can have a…
12 Gauge Rifled Adapters
Finally on line! Testing has begun! I’ll be testing both .357 Mag Adapter as well as the .44 Mag Adapter. So far I have tested, .38 Spl 148 gr. WC,…
Pistol Caliber Shotshells
Let’s get right to the good stuff! This project is fully underway. Plain & simple! These are “Fucking Fun”! I’ve been working on .357 Mag, .44 Mag, & .45 Colt…
Little Skeeters
Testing has begun! What? You don’t even no what “Little Skeeters” are? Smoothbore to smoothbore shotgun gauge reducers. They make many different ones, they probably have one for you! These…
Handloading Tools : Calipers
You’re not gonna get anywhere in this hobby without some. There was a time not long ago that you paid well over $200 for a good set of precision calipers.…
Got Chronograph?
You gotta get one of these little gizmos NOW! Having a chronograph will really assist in getting the data that you need if you are handloading. These things run from…
Pour Once, Shoot Twice
Pour once, you get 18 pellets, that’s 2 standard loads of 00 buckshot if I’m doing the math right! Unless you’re a slingshot user, then it’s pour once, shoot 18…
Survival Gear : Canteen
You need water, all the time, every day, & lots of it! You don’t need anything special but sometimes there are advantages. Camelbacks are great by themselves for cycling or…
Brass Haul #6
It was a great day at the range! Got to try out my new chronograph (It worked!), had some great fun with handloaded .38 Spl, ,44 Mag as well as…
Handloading Tools : Powder Trickler
Do you need one of these? No! Will you want one? Yes! Which one should I get? How come you have a Lyman one, is it better? “I was in…
Knives : Machete
Ontario Knife Co. 18″ Machete with Sheath. Another Standard Issue Canadian Military Item. Although I don’t ever remember a sheath like this. Not a very useful tool in most of…
Recurve Archery : String Slap Cushions
Who knows if that’s what they’re really called? These string slap cushions serve 2 purposes once installed. First, they quiet the impact of the string on the limb tips giving…
Fishing Gear : Rockfish Descender
Maybe you can afford one of those fancy pressure activated ones, not me! This one is made from a coat hangar & small lead weight. Just clip it on your…
Handloading Tools : Scale
Talk about a “Fuckin’ Rabbit Hole”, this is one big subject! Haha! Not really, just spend 19 weeks researching the net on scales and it will be “Clear as Mud”.…
Handloading Tools : Hornady Tool
This is one of those “Should Have” tools that’s going to set you back a few bucks. It’s no use for Shotgun Shells & Unnecessary for pistol ammo, but Invaluable…
Range Ammo?
I’m talkin’ about the stuff you find on the ground at the range, not the stuff you bring. I take the .22 LR and pull the bullets, discard the cases…
Are your Map & Compass Skills Fading?
We’ve had GPS long enough now that I bet a lot of you that were formally taught and skillful with a Map & Compass are now “Lacking”. I know I…