We post a lot here on Special Operations.com that is geared toward the younger troops heading to the Selection courses and later the Qualification courses. I was having a conversation online with a former Delta Force operator, George Hand. If any of you know Geo on social media, … [Read more...]
The weather is warming and soon we'll lose easy conceal-ability. As we shed layers so too do we shed the clothing that puts the "concealed" in concealed carry. For some this means moving to a smaller gun, but what if you can't or don't want to? One positive of the "tacti-cool" … [Read more...]
My short range gear is my favorite. I use it during VBSS and short-medium range ops. Why is it my favorite? It’s light and fast! I’m going to skip on the Comms/batteries and all that and just move straight into what gear I run starting from the ground up. Under Armour is my … [Read more...]
In 3,000 BC, a Sumerian drill sergeant was tasked with training a ragged platoon of illiterate teenagers to defend their homeland. When his new charges faltered, he gave a speech to motivate them. In the last 5,000 years, that same speech has been given millions of times in every … [Read more...]
The Individual First Aid Kit, aka the IFAK, is a concept that exploded during the Global War on terror. No longer was Doc the only guy carrying trauma gear. Every Marine and Soldier is equipped with an IFAk and if their leadership isn’t a failure they’ll know how to use it. An … [Read more...]
After 2000 rounds through the Beretta PX4 Storm, I feel that I have enough information to share what I think about its performance and what you can expect from it. I consider the PX4 to be a terrific evolution of the Beretta line of Duty-ready pistols. It feels well made, solid, … [Read more...]
Spring has finally arrived and it's time to hit the trails, both for hiking and running. For the past two years, I've been using the Garmin Forerunner 10 as my GPS watch. This year it's time to upgrade. After doing some research and asking questions, I've settled on the Garmin … [Read more...]
One of the most common problems in shooting is low-left groups for right handers. It’s normally caused by a combination of anticipating recoil and/or “sympathetic squeeze.” Basically, it’s not always easy to press the trigger without squeezing the rest of the fingers, … [Read more...]
The answer is obvious - every turkey hunter wants better performance in the field. But the solution to getting better performance may not be as obvious. Usually, hunters try, more or less at random, different shotshells to see if they can find something better than what they are … [Read more...]
"Partial EDC, and an answer to the question of what item do I use the most....either Swiss Army knife or flashlight, tough to say. Used the Swiss to cut gum out of a dogs hair yesterday but flashlight gets used daily too." - Kyle Defoor Products seen in the photo: … [Read more...]
