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6 08, 2016

TangoNovember: HSGI Taco Mag Pouches (M4, Double Decker)

By | 2016-08-06T23:51:15+00:00 August 6th, 2016|TangoNovember|33 Comments

Let's be clear about one thing, this is a fresh box, zero range time review. I have not put these pouches through any kind of drilling, extended use or target practice of any kind. This is one of those touchy-feely reviews that really irks the likes of people who think they can do it better, but rarely put pen to paper to prove it. I'll be telling you what I think based on what I know so far. If you're at all familiar with TangoNovember as a project, you'll know that we're about a simple thing here - discussion from [...]

31 07, 2016

Second kind of cool: a trap I know too well.

By | 2016-07-31T16:26:54+00:00 July 31st, 2016|TangoNovember|1 Comment

At least I know it, right? I mean, at least I'm present enough, self actualized enough or real enough with myself. Whatever you want to call it, I know my pulls. I'm pulled to black and tan, pressure switches and purpose built gear. A while back (a good while, now that I think about it) I happened upon a super popular youtuber who introduced me to a few now-popular terms in the action-shooting community. Try as I might to incorporate them into my day to day, I still fall victim to the little mental demon of 'second kind of cool'. [...]

28 07, 2016

TangoNovember: Review of Echo M1942 Jump Uniform from AtTheFront

By | 2016-07-28T00:05:09+00:00 July 28th, 2016|TangoNovember|0 Comments

Well, what can I say - I've got a thing for WWII. I could think of no better way to start off my ambitions to start reviewing gear again by first taking a swing at an item I could find almost no literature on myself before I purchased it. Between the games, stories, podcasts and tattoos, my buddies know well that I'm the WWII-guy of our group. Quite a few years ago, I became involved in the OAWWIIR group, founded by a great guy in London, ON. Some years later, as a result of my ongoing battle with Hobby-ADD, I'd [...]