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…
The Cutting Edge: Gerber MP1-AR Weapons Multi-Tool
The MP1-AR™ Weapons Multi-Tool is described by Gerber as “the next evolution of the eFECT.” It's that and more. The MP1-AR is a full-size multi-tool that has all the tools you need not only to simplify cleaning and maintenance of your weapon system, but also to handle everyday tasks.
Walker’s Razor XV Digital Ear Buds
Over a quarter century ago, Walker’s® revolutionized the hearing protection industry with the original Walker’s Game Ear®. Now…
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.
Drones and Robots in Threat Environs
Panicked yet determined to elude pursuing law-enforcement officers, the armed-robbery suspect stumbles his way through thick brush in…
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.
EOTech XPS2-300 Red Dot Sight for .300 BLK
The 300 AAC Blackout (300 BLK) has elicited considerable interest in the tactical community. Initially a wildcat cartridge…