False Economy: Making the Most of Your Range and Gear Budgets
The present economic difficulties have led many to curtail their shooting activities and training. Others have sought prudent…
Ultimate Rifleman’s Package: McMillan G30 Precision Tactical Rifle Plus
When thinking of precision tactical rifles, one of the first names that comes to mind is McMillan. McMillan…
Spirit of ’76: American Spirit Arms/Defensive Edge Rifle
Almost a year ago I received a special edition lower receiver from Defensive Edge/SLR15 Rifles. It was special…
Training and Tactics: Shot But Not Stopped
Many people are already familiar with the legend of Death Under The Desert Sun. The incident occurred several…
Bulletproof Mind: Application of the Combat Mindset
While it can successfully be argued that bullseye shooting can teach a lot about marksmanship, it is also a fact that marksmanship is but one-third of the Combat Triad (the other two sides being Manipulation/Tactics and Mindset).
Make Mine a Shotgun: Going Strong 100 Years On
Shotguns have been used as combat weapons since the matchlock. The fighting shotgun reached a pinnacle in the "trench gun" of the early 20th century—an 18-inch barreled Model '97 or Model 12 with a bayonet, spraying buckshot into groups of enemy soldiers at close range. United States soldiers used shotguns in World War II, Korea, Vietnam and they are still being used in the Middle East today.
Against All Odds: Designing the Perfect Survival Rifle
The current feeding frenzy on ammunition brought to mind a column I wrote stressing the value of rimfire…