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A huge part of self defense is holding on to your weapon If you have been reading our blogs up until now, you can probably guess that we all carry for self-protection on a regular basis. Our holsters, such as the Blazen Magnetic Retention Holster is an excellent gun retention holster that is also …
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I said it. You should absolutely hate Glock. Let’s be realistic, what is there to like about the pistol? It looks like a block, it hasn’t changed in years, its triggers are atrocious, it has horrible sights, and it wasn’t until recently that they started making from factory cut outs for optics. So why on …
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 …
Carrying Your Sub-Compact Pistol – In my last blog, I talked about how to carry your full-size 1911 and made my recommendation for which ones we at JM4 Tactical must fit that bill. But if you are like many these days, 1911 is so 1907…and you are likely carrying a newer firearm model. While the …
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 …
How much ammunition do you need in a fight? What type of fight do you expect? Do you anticipate having to draw while pumping gas or to get out of a flash riot? These questions are some of the scenarios we look at when I carry concealed. These are some of the things to consider before …
When we get the money for a new firearm, we are quick to get many things. First might be ammunition, to practice with it (if we can find it), then a myriad of “cool” gadgets from lights, lasers, optics, different sights…but we tend to neglect how we intend on carrying that handgun. There are several …
The position you carry your gun in is as personal as the gun you carry. Not every gun carrier uses the same methods, and when you’re new to carrying a concealed weapon, it can be hard to figure out which way is best for you. We figured it’d be a good idea to highlight some …
