Author: Jack Bogart

The Pacific Northwest is a biodiverse outdoor nirvana, home to some of the largest coastal temperate rainforests on Earth. However, a recent string of wildfires is putting those natural landscapes in jeopardy. At the same time, a wildfire in Oregon reaches a near-record size, and all three of Washington’s national parks are ablaze, with multiple fires that have lasted for weeks. What Is Happening North Cascades National Park Located in a remote part of northern Washington, North Cascades National Park attracts visitors for its expansive lakes, stunning mountains, and untouched landscapes. Since June, firefighting crews there have been struggling to…

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TacJobs – Clay Target Head Coach at Georgia Southern University Take the helm of an established collegiate shooting program as our full-time Clay Target Head Coach. Responsible for the comprehensive development of a multi-discipline team, this position offers the unique opportunity to mold high-caliber student-athletes, foster student engagement, expand community partnerships, and cultivate a robust donor strategy to secure long-term program sustainability. Seeking someone who pairs technical coaching expertise with safety standards, operational precision, and a commitment to academic excellence. Candidates must be a certified coach (NSCA/NSSA Level II+ or equivalent). Step into a role where your coaching vision, community…

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Once mocked as a ’90s fashion faux pas, the best fanny packs keep your essentials secure and your hands free. These packs help you seamlessly transition between hikes, bike rides, travel days, and everyday errands. To finalize this year’s rankings, two testers — GearJunkie Editor Chris Kassar and contributor Joybeth Sullivan — put six new fanny packs through a 10-month testing cycle. From Colorado’s high-alpine trails to the rugged Tetons and the windswept Washington coast, we logged countless 5-mile (minimum) load-testing laps on foot, mountain bike, and standup paddleboard to find the best fanny packs. We crowned the Arc’teryx Mantis…

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After a long fishing guide season of setting my alarm ridiculously early, I was finally excited when the nauseating ringtone of my iPhone woke me up before the sun. I wasn’t fishing today. It was time to start scouting for hunting season. I threw on a sun shirt, the Kings Camo Hunter 2.0 pants, grabbed a backpack, and headed out the door. On the drive out to the woods, I couldn’t help but smile and feel anticipation for opening day. Fishing and family vacations hit the back burner. My headspace is entirely consumed by hunting. That, of course, includes obsessively…

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Juggernaut.Case Launches New Website Juggernaut.Case has received a major facelift which includes a vastly improved navigation to get you to the solutions you need in fewer clicks. You can also find more robust content to educate people on the VELOX Ecosystem. The Partner Integrations page is also a great new addition, highlighting some of Juggernaut’s industry collaborations. juggernautcase.com This entry was posted on Monday, August 10th, 2026 at 19:00 and is filed under Advertiser, Comms, Guest Post. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed. Read the full…

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Last week, the White House delivered on its promise to spend several billion dollars for additional barriers in a national park along the Texas–Mexico border. Despite opposition from parks advocates, environmentalists, and local businesses, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) began construction in Big Bend National Park on Thursday, according to photos and video recorded by journalist Natalie Newman. The videos show private contractors plowing through native vegetation along the Rio Grande’s riparian corridor, with the park’s Santa Elena Canyon visible in the background. A CBP spokesperson told SFGate that the bulldozers on site at Big Bend are merely prepping…

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The Pistole 08, commonly known as the Luger, or Luger P08 in the Anglophone world, is the most iconic pistol in the world. There, it’s been said — sorry not sorry, 1911 fans. Until the Glock 17 (which actually has some of the same geometry as the Luger), few pistols have been issued or adopted as frequently as the Luger. Even in pistols such as the Lahti and Nambu, you see the Luger, even if you don’t see its action. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Luger P08 Stats Make: Various State Arsenals and Private Corporations Model: Numerous, but…

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“We’re out of ice” became an all-too-familiar phrase at my local grocery stores last summer. Living in a small mountain town has plenty of perks. But during peak tourist season, finding a bag of ice isn’t always one of them. Fortunately, I was gear testing the 45L EcoFlow GLACIER Classic Portable Fridge Freezer, a battery-powered refrigerator that doesn’t need ice. With dual-zone cooling, wired and wireless power options, and smartphone app controls, the GLACIER quickly made ice runs a thing of the past. Unlike traditional coolers that require constant refills and turn into icy pools, the GLACIER Classic keeps food…

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This overview of the Springfield Armory Echelon 4.5F paired with the Aimpoint COA is focused as a possible law enforcement duty pistol. Because if you’re carrying a pistol for the job, the question isn’t “Should I run a dot?” anymore. The real questions when looking at a duty pistol with a red dot are: Which dot? How is it mounted? Will it hold up? Is it reliable to the point I am betting my life on this piece of equipment?The Echelon 4.5F COA pistol offers a great package of a high-quality, mounted optic and a stury duty-grade pistol — and…

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Plymouth, MI (August 2026) – The battlefield is everchanging. Today, small, low-cost drones are proliferating across the world, posing significant threats to military installations, personnel, and critical infrastructures. To combat this aerial threat, EOTECH is proud to announce the development of the HWS CUAS. The Counter Unmanned Aircraft Sight (CUAS) provides the individual soldier with advanced capabilities to immobilize drones. Available in both the EXPS3 and XPS3 models, the HWS CUAS includes a sophisticated aiming reticle that enables rapid engagement of both stationary and moving drones. Used for stationary drones, the reticle consists of a primary aiming dot with fractured…

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