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Any Gun/Gear related products you have discovered recently?
October 20, 2026, 11:10 AM
Ronin101Any Gun/Gear related products you have discovered recently?
Anything you reccemend ?
I'll go first. I have always been on the hunt for good reloading devices and I swear by the lula for Ar magazines. But have never found a good one for pistol mags.
Probably a year ago I bought the speedbeez in 226/320/365. These are hands down the best reloading tools I have ever used!!!
https://www.speedbeez.com/?srs...2VS8IfxpH0uoV89qo6MwOctober 20, 2026, 05:59 PM
TomVCan't beat the UpLULA for pistol magazines, in my opinion.
October 21, 2026, 08:37 AM
Ronin101You should try the speedbeez.. it has more of an action similary to the uplula rifle loader!!
October 21, 2026, 12:43 PM
corsairRecently purchased a rifle bag from
Overpass BagsPretty pleased with it so far.
October 22, 2026, 09:25 AM
Ronin101quote:
Originally posted by corsair:
Recently purchased a rifle bag from
Overpass BagsPretty pleased with it so far.
is it heavy weight? I am surprised that they dont list the codura weight or have any warranty listed!!
October 22, 2026, 06:37 PM
corsairquote:
Originally posted by Ronin101:
quote:
Originally posted by corsair:
Recently purchased a rifle bag from
Overpass BagsPretty pleased with it so far.
is it heavy weight? I am surprised that they dont list the codura weight or have any warranty listed!!
Not heavy at all, robust but not overbuilt or sloppy.
In the range of textiles, I'd guess they're using a 500 denier Cordura-type
October 22, 2026, 09:39 PM
ShackelfordI’ll second the MagLula, although I wish they had a single stack version too.
It’s not a super recent discovery, but my all time favorite gun accessory is a set of the Sportsmans Auto-Popper steel targets from MGM Targets. These things are reasonably cheap (~$100 each), but most importantly, lightweight. They are easy to put in the back of your car, drive to the range, and carry down range.
Shooting steel is ten times as fun as paper, and these make it easy to do at any outdoor range. Highly recommended!
October 22, 2026, 11:35 PM
slosigquote:
Originally posted by Ronin101:
You should try the speedbeez.. it has more of an action similary to the uplula rifle loader!!
When you say the uplula rifle loader, do you mean the one that you toggle back and forth? I have one, but I prefer the striplula, which feeds ten rounds at a time. If your rounds are on stripper clips, you’re off to the races. If not, you can load the rounds individually into the striplula, then use it to cram them into the magazine 10 at a time.
I’m also a huge fan of the maglula for loading magazines. I’d have sworn that they had a single stack version, but frankly I’ve been plenty happy just using the double stack one on single stack magazines.
ETA: I stand corrected. I guess they don’t have single stack loaders, just an adapter insert.
https://www.maglula.com/product/1911ai/October 23, 2026, 05:17 AM
KMitch200Game Changer bags from Armageddon Gear.
Game Changer Pricey. Yes.
Worth it? Also yes. Guaranteed for life.
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October 23, 2026, 08:08 AM
mrvmaxBorka tools makes a nice tool kit that can go into the range bag. They have a few different ones with torque wrenches and other tools.
Strike Industries Send It Sticks gives peace of mind when mounting suppressors. I have a multi caliber with several different mounts and thread adapters. They help ensure I have the correct one on (it would be easy to mix up an adapter for an 30 cal versus 22 cal rifle) and that the can is aligned with the firearm.
October 23, 2026, 08:35 AM
coogerNot new by any means but the Pro series Talon grips are a game changer for me. I have them on several guns and the touch of rubberized grippiness makes a world of difference. I guess I have weird hands so a lot of fun grips feel just a bit off to me. My Glock 43x is one- the stock grip is just a bit too small and too slippery for my hands. The Pro grip adds just enough circumference to be perfect. The grip on my CZ P10C is the same so I’m ordering a grip and expect it to be perfect as well.
October 24, 2026, 11:14 AM
Ronin101quote:
Originally posted by slosig:
quote:
Originally posted by Ronin101:
You should try the speedbeez.. it has more of an action similary to the uplula rifle loader!!
When you say the uplula rifle loader, do you mean the one that you toggle back and forth? I have one, but I prefer the striplula, which feeds ten rounds at a time. If your rounds are on stripper clips, you’re off to the races. If not, you can load the rounds individually into the striplula, then use it to cram them into the magazine 10 at a time.
I’m also a huge fan of the maglula for loading magazines. I’d have sworn that they had a single stack version, but frankly I’ve been plenty happy just using the double stack one on single stack magazines.
ETA: I stand corrected. I guess they don’t have single stack loaders, just an adapter insert.
https://www.maglula.com/product/1911ai/
yes i like the toggle form facter. i can load 30 round mag in probably 40 seconds!!
October 24, 2026, 11:22 AM
Ronin101Those Borka tools look really nice and American made!!
October 24, 2026, 01:30 PM
mrvmaxquote:
Originally posted by Ronin101:
Those Borka tools look really nice and American made!!
I am pleased with them so far, they go with me every trip to the range.
October 26, 2026, 10:53 AM
corsairquote:
Originally posted by mrvmax:
quote:
Originally posted by Ronin101:
Those Borka tools look really nice and American made!!
I am pleased with them so far, they go with me every trip to the range.
Borka and Fix-It Sticks seem to be the prevailing compact tool kit...any reason why you choose Borka's over FIx-It?
October 26, 2026, 12:34 PM
HRKPodavach AR 10/AR 15/AK/AUG/SKS magazine loaders, much easier to put 30 rounds in a mag this way.... I'd like one for my MPX mags....