Lawful Carry: Enhancing Safariland ALS Holsters
In spite of its liberal persuasion, lots of good things related to shooting happen in Oregon. A “why…
Lawful Carry: Simply Rugged Holsters Model 120
It seems that everyone with a heat gun and a credit card to order supplies is making Kydex®…
Offbeat: Butler Creek ASAP Magazine Loaders
Loading magazines need not be a tedious, time-consuming chore. A magazine loading device speeds up the loading process…
Beat the Heat: Flame-resistant Tactical Uniforms
Tactical officers are regularly exposed to a variety of potential fire/flash hazards, whether it be from the deployment…
Stealth Fighter: Techniques for Camouflaging Rifles
It’s rare to find a product that fits your needs perfectly straight out of the box. This is…
Offbeat: Thyrm Cellvault Xl
In a market glutted with tactical and outdoor products, every once in a while, a product comes along…
Offbeat: SFD Responder
If you carry a gun, you should carry a blowout kit. I know, in Hollyweird the good guy…
Lawful Carry: Raven Concealment Systems Phantom Modular Holster
As much as I like leather holsters, ones made from Kydex® are easier to maintain and can be…
Offbeat: SureFire M300 Mini Scout Light
Since its introduction in 1986 of the first weapon-mounted light (a novel concept at the time), SureFire® has continued to set the standards by which all weapon lights are judged. The SureFire Scout Light® needs no introduction. With many different models to choose from, there’s a Scout Light for nearly any mission requirement and individual preferences. Where size and weight are issues and performance cannot be compromised, the SureFire M300 Mini Scout Light® is an outstanding choice. The M300 Mini Scout Light is a powerful, lightweight weapon-mounted light that quickly and securely attaches to any MIL-STD 1913 (Picatinny) rail via its integral thumbscrew clamp or optional SureFire RM45 Offset Rail Mount.
Lawful Carry: Simply Rugged Holsters
Back in December, I had the privilege of attending a class at Gunsite. The class was made up of 18 shooters and focused on revolver shooting with a little bit of lever guns. I feel right at home with revolvers and lever guns, and I jump on any opportunity I have to attend training to further my skills. I decided to take two seven-shot revolvers with me—a Smith & Wesson Model 686 Plus and a snubnose Model 617 Taurus.