Winchester 1886 vs Marlin 1895 vs Henry 45-70: The Big Bore Lever Actions
Three legendary lever actions chamber the hard-hitting 45-70 Government, but each offers a distinct shooting experience.
Three legendary lever actions chamber the hard-hitting 45-70 Government, but each offers a distinct shooting experience.
We compared 5 BUIS sets from $35–$160 — and the Magpul MBUS Gen 3 wins. But first, zero your irons before mounting the optic, or they’re just decoration.
Most rifle red dots fail on 12ga within 2,000 rounds. We tested 6 shotgun optics from $120–$400 to find what actually survives the recoil.
Choosing the right bipod can make or break your accuracy at distance, so we tested Harris, Atlas, and Magpul side by side.
We tested 5 battle belts from $50–$180. Without an inner belt anchor, your loaded war belt slides down in minutes – and a floppy belt costs you half a second every draw.
Choosing the right range bag keeps your gear organized and protected. We compare 5.11, Voodoo Tactical, and Savior Equipment.
Choosing the right shooting gloves affects trigger feel and control. We compare Mechanix, PIG, and Magpul side by side.
We tested 5 rifle bipods from $30 to $350 – and loading technique matters more than price. A $100 Harris can perform within 80% of a $400 Atlas if you know what you’re doing.
We compared 5 portable shooting benches from $100–$350. A wobbly bench adds bench error to your groups – not rifle error. Weight is the fix.
We compared 5 chest rigs from $40–$200. A good rig carries 6 mags for a 500-round training day without the heat and weight of a plate carrier.