Gear
Leica puts a *configurable display* inside the Geovid Max
Leica lets Geovid Max owners choose what appears in the binocular display. Its Canadian introduction raises a useful design question, before any field-test verdict.
Gear
Canadian-first rifle, optic, and gear reviews with owner judgement, measured tradeoffs, and no spec-sheet theatre.
Gear
Tangent Theta, from Halifax to the *PRS top 200*
Tangent Theta placed third in a survey of elite PRS shooters. The Canadian story leads to a Halifax manufacturer, with a useful boundary between adoption and performance.
Gear
*Turkey, teal* and dove loads in Kent's pressure recall
Kent lists 20 shotshell lots in a pressure recall. The product code and lot must match. A Canadian listing identifies one product code; affected Canadian lots remain unconfirmed.
Gear
At Millbrook, a Canadian *C25* for Europe's rifle market
Colt Canada's C25 showing in Britain puts Canadian rifle-making in the export conversation. The domestic order deserves a precise account, as does civilian policy.
Gear
I already own *half* of Bergara's new rifle
Bergara's US$2,999 Premier Competition Elite pairs its action with MDT's ACC Elite. A C$3,750 Calgary listing for the old model helps frame the Canadian buying question while the Elite's local price remains unconfirmed.
Gear
Hunting with an SKS under Quebec's *bullet rule*
Quebec's hunting rules address the bullet as well as the rifle. An SKS owner needs identifiable ammunition, the manufacturer's description and the right season row.
Gear
MDT's Oryx costs *less* with the M-LOK head
MDT lists the Oryx at C$134.99 with M-LOK and C$149.99 with sling stud. The selected head changes the Canadian price before the premium-bipod comparison begins.
Gear
Antler gives Expedition buyers *two answers* about test targets
Antler’s 2026 catalogue promises an Expedition test target. Its French FAQ says one is not included. The published documents need a consistent answer.
Gear
Five rounds, ten rounds, and the magazine's *design history*
A current Canadian discussion mixes magazine limits with firearm classification. The RCMP examples show why a magazine needs its own legal check.
Gear
Schmeisser's PSR-9, *pumped by hand* and shown at TACCOM
Schmeisser's pump-action PSR-9 appeared in TACCOM setup coverage. Its published specifications are clear; Canadian classification and sales terms remain unverified.
Precision
Black Magic and the *10,000-joule* fine print
An NFA giveaway invites a closer reading of Canada's 10,000-joule provision, the measurement details it leaves unspecified, and the limits of a rifle specification.
Gear
Reading *eye relief* across two Vortex price brackets
Two Canadian Vortex listings pair C$679 with 3.9 inches and C$4,699 with 3.5. The manufacturer figures show the limits of comparing optics by one specification.