Gerber is associated with two things in my world. A cute baby on everything my son had when he was a baby, and it’s often a universal term for multi-tools. In fact, if you’ve spent any time in the military you have heard the term Gerber used for any and every multi-to [Read more...]
Combat Flip Flop’s is a Veteran owned, and operated business which operates under the mantra, “Unapologetically, we make cool stuff in dangerous places”. I wrote about the fi [Read more...]
If you’ve never had the pleasure of reading articles penned by Jeff Gurwitch I’d highly recommend it. Mr. Gurwitch gives us a rare glimpse into the current trends in rifle setu [Read more...]
I first posted about the Dry Fire cards on August 24th. I planned to train extensively with these cards over the next three weeks. By extensively I was following their program, and [Read more...]
While in the military and as a law enforcement officer, there has always been a need to store my gear in a central location. For my entire law enforcement career I have stored my gear in my closet. My uniforms were put on hangers, while my duty belt and trouser belt hung on a wal [Read more...]
In 2012 before deployment my squad leader pulled us all in and asked us if we all wanted to know the secret to being an awesome gunfighter. As he looked at me I kinda laughed and shook my head because we had just done a deployment to Afghanistan together and I knew that something [Read more...]
Recently I saw an ad on Facebook for an item called the PACElid. A PACElid is a cap that also functions as a storage container for your wide mouth Nalgene, Kleen Kanteen, and Camelbak water bottles. It looked like an interesting concept so I ordered one. The PACElid is [Read more...]
If you’re in the market for a combat reliable optic chances are you’ve looked at both the Aimpoint and the EOTech line of optics. Regardless of some controversy surrounding the EOTech line of holographic sights they never-the-less have proven themselves in over 15 years of [Read more...]
I think everyone can remember the day they got their first handgun, weather you walked into your local gun shops or it was passed down from a family member handing down their pistol to the next generation. My father gave me his Glock 19 when I was fresh off my first deployment. [Read more...]
I was contacted by the owner of Krypteia Knives requesting us to test and evaluate one of his knives. The knife we chose to review is the Deimos Tactical Grind. Deimos is the incarnation of the horror of war (son of Aris and brother of Phovos). The knives are built for the most d [Read more...]
Article originally published on Outdoor life by Tim MacWelch When you have a tough job to do, you need the right tools for the job. And one of the toughest jobs in the realm of survival is wet weather fire making. It seems that the more you need the fire, the harder it is to [&he [Read more...]
Article originally published on Spotter Up by Nate Morrison I have written a great deal on the fact that soldiers and tactical personnel must train like athletes. Many people have trouble understanding what that looks like because they are so used to seeing bodybuilding “workou [Read more...]
Article originally published on Black Rifle Coffee Fort Bragg, NC – A recent study published by the US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) is changing the way leaders look at recruiting for elite units within the military. It was previously believed that most service members t [Read more...]
Article originally published on Breach Bang Clear by Mad Duo JTF Awesome Team Member Raven Concealment Systems has been at the top of their game for a long time. RCS is arguably the most mimicked holster manufacturer out there–if you don’t believe us, search for “how to mak [Read more...]
Article originally published on SOFLETE Jake Deadmarsh’s career as a Ranger spanned 15 years, with assignments to 2 Battalions, the Regimental Headquarters, and as cadre for what was then known as RIP and is now known as RASP 1. Jake deployed to combat 15 times, totaling 54 mon [Read more...]
