Br. W. from United States, ID Public Profile

This is a great optic with incredible technology and made to last. Very clear glass with a crisp adjustable dot. Easily seen in bright daylight. Night vision settings and a toggle for them. Highly recommended.

These are good gloves. Decent dexterity and good protection for the palms. I’ve worn them for days hunting and have worn them in the range multiple times and they are holding up very well.

This is my preferred round for hunting and in this caliber. Flies well, high bc, hits hard, and the bullet holds together. Factory ammo that is as close to match grade hunting ammo you’ll get without loading your own. Longest shot I’ve made is 348 yards uphill across of creek drainage on a mule deer. Performed beautifully. I’ve taken mule deer, cow elk, and pronghorn with this round and feel comfortable to rely on it for anything I hunt, and really, anything in North America but coastal brown bears. And for brown bears it is adequate but that’s not really an animal I want to pursue with “adequate.” Affordable when available. Steps up from this would be Nosler Partition or Accubond, and I’d like to try Barnes Vor-TX in this caliber, but this is a great round that hasn’t let me down and I doubt it will let you down. Flat shooting for a heavy projectile.

Mystery Ranch, great as always. Details are all done right. Solid pack, stable frame, good buckles and zippers. A Stone Glacier pack will be light and has the stability of a wet noodle. Mystery Ranch packs, this one as well, are light enough and they are stable, they don’t shift on you, flop over, etc. most easily seen in the belt. Great pack as well, expandable load shelf, so, though it’s a medium sized pack, you could easily double its capacity if you needed to carry meat out of the hills or a litter or whatever. This one works as an assault pack, a light overnight pack, or up to a sustainment pack if you use the load shelf for equipment.

Excellent bag. Fits a mich helmet with a load of accessories. Plenty of room for nods, batteries, mounts. Padding is adequate at least.

I’m finding this line of bottle from camelbak to be my favorite. They’re lightweight, steel bottles. The 40 oz version fits in open top bottle pouches suited to Nalgene bottles. The lid is so shockingly ergonomic it puts other kids to shame from Yeti, GSI Outdoors, Nalgene, thermos, and every other I’ve seen. The cap on the lid comes off, folds back, and stows snug to the lid till you’re ready to close it. The opening is perfect for pouring or drinking. Highly recommend it.

These are great pants. I love the slash pockets, there is plenty of room in the pants for these extra pockets and for comfort. Most phones or mags through 7.62 fit in the front, down to smaller phones and 5.56 for the side slash pockets. There is an extra coin/knife pocket that is deep enough for a +3” bladed knife. The stretch is great and the fabric is solid without being too thick/heavy. Other than future issues that might crop up with durability, mine are new, I foresee buying multiple pairs of these pants down the line.