The Night Rider concealed carry shorts from Relaxxd Fit tactical. The high quality 100% cotton basket ball shorts include an inner gun belt to support the weight of a firearms. The inside of the shorts also have velcro to keep the shorts attached to the belt. Perfect way to carry a firearms and still be comfortable in basketball shorts.
My review of the unique Liberty Band from Crossbreed Holsters. This Liberty Band allows you to comfortably carry a firearm with needing to wear a belt. Ideal for bike rides, exercising, wearing sweatpants / basketball shorts, or ladies wearing yoga pants or a dress. Best part it’s made in the USA and very affordable. Beltless carry at it’s finest.
The Q Sugar Weasel blends compact, suppressor-friendly performance with AR-style ergonomics, making it a versatile choice for shooters who want a lightweight PDW/pistol or a full-length 5.56 rifle without sacrificing proven components. The platform is sold in two headline configurations: a 7″ .300 Blackout pistol built for suppressed use, and a 16″ 5.56 NATO rifle that leans more toward a balanced range/utility setup.
On the pistol side the Sugar Weasel ships with a 7″ 300 BLK barrel (1:5 twist), a pistol-length adjustable gas system, SBA3 brace, and the signature Cherry Bomb muzzle device — all choices that prioritize short-barrel suppressed performance and manageable recoil impulse. These features make the pistol variant a natural for suppressed PDW builds and close-quarters work where compact length and suppressor compatibility matter.
The 16″ rifle model uses an M16-spec receiver set, a 1:7 twist 5.56 barrel, mid-length gas (with an adjustable gas block), a 15″ M-LOK handguard, and a Magpul SL-K stock. That configuration targets shooters who want a traditional AR feel with upgraded components — lighter overall weight, a quality trigger, and modularity for optics and accessories. Weight and overall length are competitive with other modern ARs, so it’s a solid all-around option for range work and general-purpose use.
The M1811 grip module for the Sig P320 from Brouwer Solutions. Polymer grip with a high beaver tail and lower bore axis than a standard Sig P320. Standard pic rail and a reversible magazine release.
My review on the Savage Arms MKII FV-SR 22LR Bolt Action Rifle. Affordable, fun, easy to operate and perfect for kiddos. We did have a few issues with the little rifle but a basic modification to the magazine and a good cleaning she ran well.
BattlBox Mission 99 / if you are not familiar with BattlBox they offer a monthly subscription box starting at $34 per month full of tactical, survival, and prepping gear. This months included two very nice knives, a Bushnell trail camera, camping tripod, bleed stop, and a few other small accessories.
My new EDC holster, the Crossbreed Holsters rogue. I made this my new EDC holster because it is one of the most comfortable holster I’ve ever tried, the Rogue has solid retention, it’s made in the USA, and look at the awesome sprinkle print! The Rogue from Crossbreed is also adjustable to ride height, cant, accepts a variety of belt clips, has a removeable spare magazine holder, and has a built in claw to limit printing.
In this review I put the CMMG DISSENT Mk4 PDW through a full set of real-world tests to show how this bufferless PDW performs for compact builds, duty use, and range fun. The DISSENT is unique because it uses CMMG’s patent-pending Compact Action that houses the recoil system in the upper receiver — eliminating the traditional buffer tube and opening up folding/compact stock options.
Key features covered in this video: -Compact Action / bufferless design — how it changes balance, stock options, and overall footprint.
-Multiple calibers & barrel lengths available — we discuss common configs including 5.56/.223, .300 AAC Blackout, 9mm, 5.7×28, and barrel lengths from very short PDW barrels up to carbine lengths. I explain how caliber + barrel choice affects recoil and terminal performance.
-Non-reciprocating side charger — easier charging/clearing and ambidextrous usability.
-Operating systems by caliber — direct-impingement Compact Action on some builds and Radial Delayed Blowback options on select calibers (noted where applicable).
My review of the Icarus Precision Ace Socom grip module for the Sig Sauer P320. Like the other grips from Icarus that I’ve reviewed it is the nicest Sig grip replacement currently available. Made from billet 7075 aluminum, available in two different sizes, large beavertail, double trigger undercut, standard 1913 rail, and the best grip texture.
I put the Matrix Arms MX19 aluminum frame for the Glock 19 through its paces in this in-depth review. If you’re considering upgrading from the stock polymer frame, this video will help you decide whether the MX19 is worth it.
What’s inside: -Installation & fit: how the MX19 aligns with Glock components -Feel & handling: grip, recoil control, balance changes -Durability: what the aluminum frame adds & potential trade-offs -Weight comparison: stock vs MX19 frame -Pros & cons: Is the cost justified for your use case (competition, carry, range use, etc.)
Why watch this: If you’re into upgrading your Glock, looking for better durability, lighter weight, or a different aesthetic, this video gives all the data you need. I also compare how the MX19 frames stack up vs OEM Glock frames in feel and performance.
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