Author: Martin Banks

Martin Banks is the managing editor at Modded and a regular contributor to sites like the National Motorists Association, Survivopedia, Family Handyman and Industry Today. Whether it’s an in-depth article about aftermarket options for EVs or a step-by-step guide to surviving an animal bite in the wilderness, there are few subjects that Martin hasn’t covered.
Military

Unleashing the Beast: Big Horn Armory’s AR500 Pistol Redefines Compact Semiautomatic Firepower

Big Horn Armory AR500 semi-auto pistol introduces the world of the extraordinary power into the AR platform. Whilst AR-15s and AR-10s are consistent options in most missions, some missions such as big-game hunting, life-threatening predator defense, and heavy-duty tactical duties require much more stopping power. The AR500 has to be head-on responding to the huge […]

Money

Decoding Used Car Mileage: What 60,000 Miles Really Means for Your Next Purchase

Buying used car is one of such exciting and nerve-wrecking experiences. The moment you look at the odometer, it seems that those numbers have all the weight such that lower miles automatically translate into having a winner. However, having observed dozens of individuals purchasing cars (and regretting it in some cases), I have come to […]

Money

Navigating EV Charging at Walmart: Unpacking Speeds, Availability, and Costs for Informed Drivers

The world of electric vehicles is changing at a very fast pace due to advances in technology and the increased focus on sustainability. In the modern world, it is also not about avoiding pollution when driving an EV, but rather convenience and the seamless introduction of charging to regular life. Walmart is a household name […]

Travel World News

Boeing’s Enduring Safety Challenges: From Mid-Air Depressurization to Manufacturing Oversight Failures

Boeing 737 Safety Under New International Criticism.A recent event with a Japan Airline Boeing 737-800 has brought back anxiety in aviation safety and the reliability of the aircraft to the world. The plane had a sudden depressurization of the cabin and had dropped close to 26000 feet in several minutes and landed in emergency. No […]

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