Long Guns: SIG 556 Short SF
Since I’ve been using a SIG 550 for many years, I have to admit that I was a…
Training and Tactics: Double Up
Most human organs are provided in pairs. Eyes, ears, arms, lungs, legs and kidneys are all paired, but…
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.
On the Bleeding Edge: Tactical Combat Casualty Care for Civilian Medics
Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) is a concept developed for highly trained military medics in combat. These medics operate in a completely different arena than their civilian counterparts, working within an expanded scope of practice that is only allowed when operating in a specific environment, such as a combat zone.