24Aug
Ruger “SP101” 357 Magnum Revolver
The Ruger SP101 in 357 Magnum is a solid revolver. Accuracy was good with 38 Special loads however spread when using 357 Magnum loads tested. It requires a good set...
20Aug
Benchmade “Jungle Bolo” Knife
The Jungle Bolo is a well made knife useful for chopping light to medium scrub. It's more compact than a machete and easily sits on your belt when not in...
16Aug
STI “Trojan” 1911 9mm Pistol
STI have a great reputation for accuracy and this pistol was no exception. A typical 1911, built sturdy however I replaced the original STI magazine with a Wilson Combat one...
11Aug
Leupold “VX-5 HD” 3-15X44 Scope (30mm CDS ZL2 SF Duplex)
The Leupold VX-5 HD is an ultra clear optic, it performed well on my Barrett Fieldcraft and offers a lot of features for the price. I often refer to Leupold...
06Aug
Ruger “SP101” 22lr Revolver
The SP101 in 22lr is great revolver that is at home on the range or on the farm. The only problem is the heavy trigger which can be fixed with...
02Aug
Ozzie Reviews Q & A – Episode #30
This month's questions: Question #1 - 00:34min - Is the 223 worth reloading? Question #2 - 02:08min - Maximum point blank range for 17hmr, 223 and 308? Question #3 - 07:01min - What...
24Jul
Volquartsen “Superlite” 22Magnum Rifle
The Volquartsen Superlite is super accurate with Federal 50gr JHP and runs reliably with most ammo. I found issues with Hornady 30gr V-Max and RWS 40gr SP unfortunately but all...
19Jul
Scoutguard “BG-668” 4G/LTE Trail Camera (Black Pro Cam BG668-E36WG)
The Scoutguard BG-668 camera has an easy to navigate menu system, upgraded 36 megapixel photo and 4k video capability! They perform very well and are a reliable tool for farm...
15Jul
Tikka “Superlite” 6.5 Creedmoor Rifle
The Tikka Superlite is ideal for long walks as it won't weight you down. I managed to easily achieve the sub-moa guarantee and found it a pleasure to shoot -...
13Jul
Berika “Black Ops” 12g Shotgun BANNED!!!
Australian Customs have banned the Berika Black Ops 12g Shotgun. Stop your whinging and join or donate to an organisation that ALL SHOOTERS need to get behind: http://www.shootersunion.com.au