Are You Training Enough with your firearm? – We like stuff. Gear is cool. I love new holsters, magazines, gun, knives, trucks, bags etc….some would call that a “geardo”, and I am sure that I ma not alone in this pursuit. How many of us go into the store, see that new gun and go…man […]
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The Importance of Testing Your Gear – I am guilty of buying a really cool thing, be it a gun, holster, optic, knife or a bunch of other “tacticool” gear that I slap on to a weapon, put in the safe and take out once a year to the range. How do you know it will
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Anti-2A Conversations – How to reach your liberal friends: I was at a party a few months back, and my kiddos were running around and playing. One of them ran into me and yelled out ouch, not remembering that I carry a gun everywhere, because bad things can happen anywhere. The host of the party,
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Backpack Body Armor – Unfortunately, we as a nation have some problems, and unfortunately there are many of them. One of the biggest in my opinion is the ever increasing need to protect yourself especially in locations that one used to be considered safe. More often than not, offices, schools, restaurants and venues are increasingly
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Carrying 24/7: “Bad stuff happens when you least expect it”- Murphy’s Law If you have been alive longer than a few months, and have seen the world these days, it seems like there is always a disaster or crisis or something going on. While a lot of that can be attributed to the 24
What Happens After The Bang – A lot of talk is given to how to prepare before you need your firearm, everything from holsters, like the magnetic retention ones we sell here, or what caliber to use. However, what about what happens after? What does that look like and are you prepared? So, first thing
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Carrying Concealed in Non-Permissive Environments – First and foremost, this is not advice, and I am not encouraging anyone to break the law or disobey any ordinances. However, this topic is something that comes up frequently regarding concealed carry into non-permissive environments (read gun-free zones). Should you ignore the business that posts a haphazard sign,
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New Gun Owners in 2022 – New Years is a time for resolutions, and doing new things, and one of those things should be taking a more active approach in your personal defense, and defense of your family. Here are some things to consider, and it might even have some tidbits for those who have
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Best Movie Firearm Scenes – So for those of you who missed my previous blogs on the most ridiculous movies with firearms (apparently Rust should have made the list), I am doing a follow-up to provide the most accurate descriptions of firearms in movies. This was much tougher, and I had to really go through my
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Choosing The Best Holster for Your 1911 – If you haven’t noticed by the blogs, there are a lot of references to getting a good holster, and to most, that may seem less important. However, I would argue that a good holster is as important or more important than the actual firearm itself. Why would that
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Thinning the Herd: Before you immediately close this and assume I have lost my mind or want to assert that there is no number, I ask you to read a little further. I have been shooting for over two decades, from plinking to three-gun, precision to military training, and a lot of hunting thrown in.
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The 30 Carbine – There are several firearms that are incredibly iconic, from the M1 Garand, M16, Barrett 50 BMG. Still, there is one that is almost synonymous with World War II and specifically the paratroopers, and that would be the 30 carbine. This little firearm used to be relatively inexpensive compared to its bigger brother,
