Low-Signature Weapons for Military and Police
I recently received the Paladin Press publication Tactical Use of Low-Signature Weapons for Military and Police by Mark…
Throwin’ Lead on the Frontier
Gunfighting is pretty much an American phenomenon. The trans-Mississippi West conjures up dust-blown streets, fixed gazes, and worn…
Government’s Botched Disaster Relief
THE philosopher Hegel observed with brilliant cynicism, “The only thing we learn from history is that we learn…
Rossi M92 Lever-Action Rifle
Webster’s College Dictionary defines “classic” as: 1. serving as a standard of excellence; 2. characterized by simple tailored…
CamelBak All Clear Water Purifier
Finding clean, safe water can be difficult when traveling off the beaten path. Many of the world’s water…
Realistic Range Requirements for Effective Training
I have seen a vast number of different live-fire range designs over the years. Some of these ranges…
Go-To Compact Pistol: Ruger SR9C
I’m a 1911/.45 ACP kind of guy. I was one of a handful of deputies who lobbied our…
Tools for the Troubled Times: Get the Edge
During the Middle Ages, steel tools were kept under lock and key and often guarded. Quality tools were expensive and hard to get, and lots of work required good tools. Shovels, axes, hammers and chisels were required for virtually every daily chore. Knives were carried by everyone, and swords and battle axes by those who could afford them.
Problem Solving for Gunfighters: House Clearing
Learning occurs in many ways and at different rates. It is an individual endeavor, and most are able to crack the code once they put their mind to it.
Frontline Debriefs: Old West Gunfighters
Gunfighting is pretty much an American phenomenon. The trans-Mississippi West conjures up dust-blown streets, fixed gazes, and worn steel drawn from weathered leather. No other country has a gunfighting history equal to ours.