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The Revolution knows that you work hard for your money and that testing new hunting and fishing gear in the lobby of your local Cabela's just doesn’t cut it when it comes time to drop some coin. So Jim, Trav and Mrs. Bunny, each week, put the industry's best new outdoor products to the test as they rank them in their Buy or Bust segment. They aren't in to cheap gimmicks, they don't care about what's sexy, they just want dependable gear at reasonable price and nothing else.
Some might call the Ruger® Super Redhawk® and the Super Redhawk® Alaskan Revolvers a bit of an overkill, but we're overkill kind of folks. The Super Redhawk® was designed and made for one thing, to quickly and effectively drop big game in either a hunting or self-defense scenario.
Short and streamline, light weight, easily carried in just one hand and quick to shoulder – the Ruger Hawkeye Compact Rifle hits all the sweet spots when it comes to a firearm that is uncumbersome, in the field. Weighing in at 6 pounds or less with an overall length of just 35.5 inches, this compact Hawkeye from Ruger may be small, but it is plenty capable.
Archery hunters know that any hunt is only as successful as their gear enables them to be. When it comes to broadheads they want the maximum penetration and a large wound channel in order to make a quick and ethical kill.
Your life won't ever be complete until you own a good fillet knife. Seriously, take a good hard look at the lives of those around you and a moment to observe who's truly happy and who's not. Yes, we guarantee that the happiest, most jovial folks, have at least one, if not two, outstanding fillet knives in there possession. So, here's your chance at happiness, because today we're reviewing the Cabela's Fillet Knife by WUSTHOF.
As a hunter, you want a rifle that's tough and accurate. It needs to stand up to the abuse you put it through in the field, and be 100% reliable for when the time comes to make a gut pile. That's why we're reviewing the Winchester XPR Compact Rifle in this week’s Buy or Bust.
Do you carry concealed? Are you in the market for a compact, super light revolver that packs a punch, but has little, if any, felt recoil? Well, now is the time for us to insert the Taurus Model 85 Ultralight .38 Special +P Revolver that has a 5-round cylinder capacity.
What's cooler than shooting hogs? Well, shooting hogs with a totally dope centerfire pump that features a 22'' barrel, twin action bars that provide a slick, smooth operation for rapid repeat shots, a quick release, drop out four round magazine that loads and unloads instantly and a free floated barrel that matches the accuracy of the best bolt guns in the world.
The Smith & Wesson Model 460V Revolver is touted as “The World’s Most Versatile Big Bore Revolver”. On this installment of Buy or Bust we’re looking at this beast and its capabilities for both big game hunting and personal defense.
We are sitting on the verge of Father’s Day, and for all the procrastinators out there, we are here to help. On this week’s installment of Buy or Bust we’re looking at the Cabela’s 7” Aluminum Pliers. Every angler should have a good pair of pliers in their tackle box, and for only $20.00 dad can get a nice upgrade.
Five shots to freedom is what the Ruger SP101 Double-Action Revolver provides. For personal protection, accuracy, dependability and convenience the SP101 .357 Mag is all that and a bag of chips. This spurless hammer model is double-action only, which is ideal for a snag free draw.
The Revolution with Jim & Trav is a voice for the outdoors on the airwaves. The Revolution with Jim & Trav dominates the outdoor radio segment as the fastest growing nationally syndicated radio show and podcast dedicated to outdoor enthusiasts. This weekly radio show and podcast aims to accomplish a simple goal: to promote the participation in and enjoyment of outdoor activities, especially hunting and fishing.
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