Gear

Out in the field, when everything stinks of sweat, diesel, and regret, the Scrubba is the one piece of gear that’ll keep you clean enough to stay sharp.

Discover how the M203 grenade launcher revolutionized U.S. military firepower with its decades of battlefield reliability.

You don’t armor up because you’re spoiling for a fight—you do it because deep down, you know no one’s coming, and it’s your job to hold the line.

The Mini-Praxis doesn’t brag, it just shows up sharp, slick, and ready to work—like the kind of operator who lets performance do the talking.

The Fairbairn-Sykes isn’t some mall ninja fantasy blade—it’s the real deal, a whispering ghost of war meant for men who got dropped behind enemy lines and didn’t ask for backup.

These plates are so light and low-profile I forgot I was wearing them—I sat through a drive, a range day, and a full kit run without once feeling like a baked potato in a toaster oven.

The Tisas 1911A1 doesn’t whisper nostalgia—it punches it into your palm with every .45 slug like a steel-forged freedom hymn sung in the key of ka-chunk.

Assault kit must be a symphony of lethal efficiency, where every piece is meticulously placed for optimal performance, because in the chaos of battle, it’s the difference between life and death.

If you’re looking to sharpen your shooting skills without burning through your ammo stash, the Hellcat Pro CO₂ pistol with an Air Venturi red dot from Pyramyd AIR is about as real as backyard training gets.

The CIVIVI RS71 hits your hand like a caffeine-jacked fidget spinner with a combat résumé—equal parts absurdly fun and undeniably functional.

Swapping the stock P365 frame for the Juggernaut Tactical module is like trading in your commuter car for a street-legal war machine—heavier, meaner, and unapologetically cool.

Sprayin’ and prayin’ like Karl from Die Hard, I finally got to rock the Steyr AUG in full-auto—and lemme tell ya, that progressive trigger ain’t for the faint of finger.