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GAMO’s Big Cat 1250 is a powerful .177 caliber break barrel airgun with an included scope. It takes a no-frills approach that keeps the cost down while still offering everything you could want in a high-velocity rifle. It’s quiet, accurate, and built to last.
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The RWS Model 34 .22 caliber airgun is powerful and effective. If you’re looking for a rifle that can easily take down small game out to 70 yards, you won’t find a better airgun to do the job.
It’s powerful, well-built, and guaranteed by the manufacturer to last a lifetime. If you’re looking for a premium airgun at a good price, you’re going to love the RWS Model 34.
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The G&G Combat Machine 16 Raider, from here on to be termed as the Raider, is an excellent entry level airsoft carbine. G&G has designed and built a truly interesting weapon, that is the best beginner option. It’s affordable, easy to work on and fix.
The Raider is modeled after the standard M4 carbine, and is a modern interpretation of the weapon. It is an AEG, which fires 6mm BBs.
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The ASG CZ Scorpion EVO 3 A1, referred to as the Scorpion from here on, is a 9mm SMG, handgun and rifle series of firearms. It is a licensed ASG replica that looks and functions extremely well. It retains the modern styling, and incredibly similar ergonomics that of the CZ Scorpion S1.
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Gas powered ice augers may be the gold standard for most anglers, but many grow tired of the stinky fumes and ruckus that these units create. Anglers of the past had little choice but to deal with these problems or switch to a manual auger, which obviously places a considerable burden on their body. Fortunately, modern ice […]
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Although there is nothing wrong with using a hand auger to make holes in the ice, most avid ice anglers eventually decide that they want to upgrade to a power auger. Why? Because power augers cut through the ice more quickly than you could with a hand auger without exhausting your arms, shoulders and back […]
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When you are just getting started with kayak fishing there is no real reason to spend $2000 on your first kayak.
The reality is that much cheaper models can still be great choice if you are aware and know how to plan around some of their shortcomings.
Sun Dolphin Excursion 10 is a great choice for entry-level kayak. It is 10 feet long, 30 inches wide and weighs measly 40 pounds. It is easy to store, navigate and transport – perfect for small water bodies.
Although it lacks angler specific features and is not big enough for catching bigger fish or going to larger waters it is perfect as your first fishing kayak.
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If you are more of an experienced kayak angler and usual entry level, average kayak is just not getting the job done for you anymore, then it is time to look into Hobie Mirage 14.
It has all the little and of course big features you can ask for starting for various rails and mounts and ending with pedal drive system.
Measuring 14 feet and weighing 145 pounds it is made to stay stable even when reeling in really big catch.
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Shakespeare just might be one of the most popular spinning rod manufacturer. So, it is no surprise that Ugly Stik Series is our favorite pick for universal spinning rod.
Where the rod line really stands out is its sturdiness. Of course, there can be argument made for how sturdy spinning rods really have to be, but when you are looking for a universal rod that would last for years and years then Ugly Stik would be the best pick.
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Surf fishing rods need to be durable to take on the sea monsters while also being comfortable to cast to long distances and relatively light-weight for moving around on beach.
Daiwa Surf Line is just that, plus a great price.
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This Moultrie feeder is our favorite in automatic feeder category. It is lightweight, but has capacity of 15 gallons so it is easy to set up, move around while keeping the filling frequency acceptable.
However, if you are not willing to do your own varmint control the feeder is probably not for you. Read more…
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Redneck Blinds T-Post is relatively simple, mobile, lightweight gravity feeder with a price tag of around $100.
It has feeding capacity of 80 pounds, can be mounted to standard t-post and tree, and can be made varmint-proof easily.
So, is this perfect deer feeder for you? It just might be. Read our full review.
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Although we all look up to high-end Orvis reels the reality is that sometimes the budget is tight or we are just not ready for the investment. There is nothing wrong with looking towards cheaper, entry-level fly reels, especially since they are getting better every year.
Piscifun Sword is one of those reels. It is certainly a step above those Chinese knockoffs, but with price around $50, how good it really can be?
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Orvis Mirage series, originally designed for saltwater big-game fishing, have been expanding models with one of them being Mirage III – scaled down version of big-game Mirage reels, excellent for trout fishing.
Has the model expansion been successful? Should you buy Orvis Mirage III? Find out in our review.
