Going Beyond 7 yards: Breaking Averages
Most self-defense shootings occur within 7 yards, but is it appropriate to only train at 7 yards? Here's why training for longer distance can be an advantage.
Pocket carry is a very efficient and effective way to carry your firearm. It certainly has its limiting factors. Like anything else, it requires good gear and good training.
The Virignia Patrol Rifle Qual: Shoot Like a Virginian
Does the Virginia patrol rifle qual hold up to the great state’s reputation for riflemen? There is only one way to find out!
Citadel: Good Bones But Lots of Rust
Citadel was not the entertaining action flick I wanted it to be or the fun spy romp. In fact, it seems confused about what it wants to be.
The .44 Special and Hornady Critical Defense
Defensive cartridges come and go, and many are underappreciated. The 10mm, the .30 Carbine, 16 gauge, .41 Magnum, and many more are adequate, capable, and honestly offer something somewhat unique that’s often ignored. One caliber that was briefly very successful but quickly faded away was the .44 Special. The cartridge hasn’t completely disappeared, though. It […]
The LVAW: JSOC’s Micro Sized Blaster
The LVAW isn’t your everyday, average service rifle but a precision instrument designed for specific missions. It’s often unclear where, why, or how the gun is used, but like many tools, it’s versatile.
The Heat Vest From The Kommando Store
The "Heat" Vest from the Kommando Store is a quality product and one that works brilliantly. If you want to reenact some "Heat" action on the range, you know where to shop.
The MPOETC Handgun Qual: Competency to the Max
If you’re looking to try something with some fire behind it, then check out the MPOETC Qual. This is challenging, diverse, and uses a good mix of skills. It stands out as one of the most impressive handgun quals.
The FEG Hi-Power: The PJK-9HP FP9
FEG began producing Hi-Power clones in 1971, and they were widely imported into the United States. FEG produced four models of their Hi-Power clones, and the PF9 is one of their more unique designs.
The Nebraska Patrol Rifle – Cornhuskers Get Shootin’
Before police officers in Nebraska get their hands on their patrol rifles, they have to pass a state-administered qualification. And we're digging deep into that qual today.