Offbeat: Magpul’s Original Equipment Line
One nice thing about AR-type rifles is that owners can customize them to their own wants/needs. No other…
Briefing Room: Global War on Terror Ends
The Global War on Terror has ended. The Obama regime has downgraded the war to an “Overseas Contingency…
Against All Odds: Kestrel Pocket Weather Tracker
Having evaluated all types of survival tools in our jungle training school, it’s rare that I run across…
Offbeat: SWAT-T Tourniquet
According to a number of sources in the medical field, a significant injury to an artery located in an extremity is capable of causing unconsciousness and leading to eventual death in as little as ten minutes.
Cutting Edge: Extrema Ratio Ultramarine Diver’s Knife
One indicator of the high quality and functionality of a knife is the number of special operations units…
Frontline Debriefs: Long Distance Shooting
We have had thousands upon thousands of shooters come through our training both within International Tactical Training Seminars…
Lawful Carry: Sidearmor Kydex Holsters
Like many of you with significant time behind the trigger, I have a large cardboard box at home…
The Cutting Edge: Benchmade AFO II Automatic
The first automatic knife I ever owned was in junior high school and was carried during my Rebel…
The Eighth Deadly Sin: Magazine Monopod Prone Evaluated
For decades Marine Primary Marksmanship Instructors have stalked the 500 yard line, growling from under their pith helmets…
Family Affair: Charter Arms Revolvers
While I like revolvers, based on my experience, wheelguns—especially Snubbys—are actually about 20% harder to shoot well, excluding the more complex manual of arms of an auto-loader. That does not mean, however, that the Snubby is not still a viable weapon.