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1 week ago | alloutdoor.com | Luke Cuenco

When I first picked up the Benchmade Mini Bedlam (865BK-01), its bold and stylish black/coyote/OD green G10 handle and sleek graphite Cerakote blade caught my eye, and that’s likely going to be the case for anyone that sees you carrying around this newer offering from Benchmade. Benchmade’s reputation for crafting reliable, high-performance knives is well-earned, and this Mini Bedlam, with its tactical scimitar blade, feels like another extension of that legacy.

2 weeks ago | alloutdoor.com | Adam Scepaniak

Benchmade is continually looking to innovate with their handmade, bench made knives. From a humble origin story to the titans that they are today, Benchmade is incrementally looking to improve performance, appearance, and whatever else they possibly can. All of this perfectly typifies the Benchmade Bailout knife. So, in this AllOutdoor Review, we are going to take a look at the Benchmade Bailout in a Ranger Green Grivory handle with a Tanto blade to see how it performs.

2 weeks ago | alloutdoor.com | Adam Scepaniak |Springfield Armory

Springfield Armory has a pretty large portfolio of AR-15 style rifles already, but the one thing that they are lacking are AR-15 pistols. With poorly-crafted legislation in recent years, many manufacturers stepped back their production of AR-15 pistols because of tumultuous and unknown regulations. Now, with more stable and somewhat consistent laws, Springfield Armory is proud to announce their new Saint Victor Pistol in 5.56 NATO.

2 weeks ago | alloutdoor.com | Adam Scepaniak

With spring turkey season barreling towards us, many of us need to take an inventory of the ammunition (or lack thereof) that we have from last year. If you are one of those folks who might be in need of some new turkey shells, then you will want to take a discerning look at Fiocchi Golden Turkey shotshells this year.

2 weeks ago | alloutdoor.com | Luke Cuenco

I’m the type who always has a knife within reach—whether I’m dialing in a scope at the range, pitching a tent in the backcountry, trekking a muddy trail, or wrestling with a project in the garage for hours, I’ll typically have some sort of blade within arm’s reach. Is it because I’m paranoid? No. Rather, I just know knives come in handy in a lot of ways throughout the day, so it’s best to always have one available should the need arise.