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Five Delicious Deer Meat Recipes for Hunting Season

Five Delicious Deer Meat Recipes for Hunting Season
As hunting season kicks into full swing, these venison recipes will help you enjoy your hard-earned game to the fullest. Whether you’re grilling steaks by the fire or simmering a hearty chili, venison is versatile, flavorful, and packed with nutrition. So gather around the table, share stories from the hunt, and savor the rich taste of the season with these delicious recipes. Happy cooking!

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New Review: SLR Rifleworks AK Handguard

New Review: SLR Rifleworks AK Handguard

A new video from CQM Group highlighting the SLR Rifleworks AK47 Handguard.  Check it out!

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Dying of Thirst-Getting the Most out of Your Hydration Pack

Dying of Thirst-Getting the Most out of Your Hydration Pack

Article by: Brad Manley (Dagger Defense contributing author) 01 October, 2016 By now, we’ve all had the hydration mantra drilled in our heads, and it’s true. For best physical performance and safety in the wild, you need to keep your fluids topped off. A pack with a hydration bladder is probably the most convenient way to carry and access your water. My goto is the Camelback® M.U.L.E. Having used hydration packs for nearly 20 years, I’ve made a lot of mistakes and learned a few tricks. Here’s some acquired ‘wisdom’ for using, maintaining, and repairing your hydration bladder. IRAQI NATIONAL POLICE OFFICERS DRINK WATER...

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Geek my Glock: Glock 19 Transformation

Geek my Glock: Glock 19 Transformation

 set out to do a couple things with this Glock, first, was to see if I could rekindle my like for Glocks which was lost in the mid-1990’s and second, to see if I could customize one below the extreme cost of aftermarket upgrades offered by various companies. My first run-in with Glocks was in the mid-1990’s when I got the Glock 17 (food container box and all).  It looked interesting, as it did not have a traditional hammer like most pistols at the time and it was very easy to disassemble.  Over time, I began to realize it was...

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