Shooting Sports

Aguila Super Extra HV Good or Dirty? Redux

YouTube and Google are the bane of any shooting sports enthusiast. While both platforms are the most used services in the entire internet, they are some of the least 2A friendly. My original Aguila Super Extra HV video was recently reclassified by YouTube as no Ad Suitable, which means they reduce what little Ad revenue they share with me by 90%.

Ad suitability — Confirmed by review This video has been confirmed by manual review as not suitable for most advertisers. It remains fully playable and is eligible to earn subscription revenue from YouTube Premium.

I made a small change and re-uploaded it. We’ll see if this gets struck down to.

Product Reviews, Shooting Sports

Aguila SXHV: Marlin 60 vs Ruger 10/22

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Common Knowledge was that the Marlin 60 was one of the best shooting, factory semi-auto 22LR ever made. I always thought it was my most accurate shooting rimfire. Now, I’m not so sure. I tested Aguila Super Extra HV in my Marlin 60 and Ruger 10/22 takedown to see which rifle this ammo groups better in. I couldn’t quite believe the results, so ran the test again the following week. So much for “common knowledge”.

PRODUCT LINKS
Aguila Super Extra:
UTG Bugbuster scope: https://amzn.to/3yRGwmM
Bushnell Banner scope: https://amzn.to/3fZqLS3

Gadgets, Shooting Sports, Travel

Orbit 960 4K Dash Cam Review

I’ve been using a Veckle Mini 0906 dashcam for the last two years which I’ve been satisfied with but after using this Orbit 960, it’s blown my old cam away. The display had me a little worried because it didn’t look too sharp. But after I pulled the files onto my computer to review, the level of detail was amazing.

My only complaint is that the tail-gate and lane change warning features don’t seem to work. Or I couldn’t figure out how to make them work? One of its best features is probably the extra sticky suction cup.

Purchase this cam through Amazon through this link to help support us: https://amzn.to/3iSfTZx

Product Reviews, Shooting Sports

Prime Day Deal: Feyachi V30 Red Dot

Kicking off Prime Day with a deal from Feyachi. They sent me this red dot to review and it doesn’t disappoint. It comes with both a low-profile and a 0.83″ co-witnessing riser picatinny mount. It comes with a bunch of other accessories and holds zero even when abused by my ammo box.

Today on Amazon Prime Day 2021 this and other Feyachi products are 20%-50% Off.

PRODUCT LINK
V30 Red Dot: https://amzn.to/3vaE8Vl
Prime Day Deals: https://amzn.to/3xcE0WL

Product Reviews

Ulanzi BG-3 Battery Grip Review

This isn’t a selfie-stick. It’s an Ulanzi BG-3 battery grip with a 10,000 mAh battery, that can power your camera or action cam for a whole day of video. It has a USB-A square port and a fast-charge USB-C port that can also be used as a power output port.

8″ long with optional screw-on tripod feet, this can be used as a mini-tripod, as a tripod extension tube, or as a mini selfie stick.

PRODUCT LINK

https://amzn.to/3sA5rHO

Gadgets, Product Reviews

Huusmot wireless mic fails

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I’ve been on the lookout for a wireless mic system that could offer the audio performance of my Røde Wireless Go for less. Unfortunately, this is not it. The Huusmot Wireless Lavalier Mic system comes with two UHF wireless transmitters and is half the cost of a Røde Wireless Go. Seems like a bargain but its sound quality disappoints.

While not good enough for video/podcast recording, this budget wireless system would work perfectly fine for live performances and presentations.

AMAZON LINK
https://amzn.to/3uxeF8N

Gadgets, Product Reviews

Best Headset Under $10: Panasonic vs Koss

A head-to-head review of the Panasonic RP-HT21 and Koss KPH7G, two of the least expensive headphones in their lineup. Both headphones offer decent sound quality for under $10. I wanted to pick up an inexpensive set of headphones for my 12-year-old, who’s trashed some more expensive ones I’ve given her.

Annoyingly the closed-ear Bluetooth headphones she uses are too isolating. She doesn’t hear us when we call her and kids are apt to ignore you anyway; why give them an excuse. These old-school walkman-style earphones are on-ear and allow the user to hear more of the ambient world around them. Plus they’re less appealing to thieves (we’ve lived in New York City and San Francisco so street crime is real).

The Panasonic were the better performers in my audio testing. But the Koss’s lower volume output is much safer for younglings to wear (instead of damaging their hearing long-term with louder noise). In the end, I kept both but gave my daughter the Koss.

PRODUCT LINK

Koss: https://amzn.to/3pVJp24

Panasonic: https://amzn.to/2ROge4b

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