An Unfortunate Truth: 911 Is A Joke
Well, it’s happened again. The United States experienced yet another widespread communications outage. This time it was the 911 Emergency […]
Training and Technique
3 Lessons to Learn From the Death of an Armed Good Samaritan
No one likes a Monday morning quarterback (Gen Z folks, ask your dads). That being said, when the FAA investigates
Tearing Down The Concealed Carry Paper Ceiling
You might have to hit me over the head a few times, but I like to think I eventually learn.
Protection and Preparedness Choices: An Interview With Paul Markel
Paul Markel’s byline is familiar to many of our readers. Over the years, he’s written a number of features for
Handheld or Weapon-Mounted…Either Way, You Need to Carry a Light
By Dave Spaulding Most of the time I spent on patrol was on the night shift. Flashlights — what are
Firearm Trainers: Those Who Can Need to be Able to Show They Can
The old joke — or perhaps it’s just a disappointing societal truth we do our best to ignore — is
Random Thoughts on Weapon Lights, Flashlights, Training, and The Gun World’s Cancel Culture
My phone vibrated and I read the incoming message. Have you seen the stink about Ken Hackathorn and gun lights?…to
Chicago Man Tried to Murder Motorist At Stoplight, But Accidentally Killed His Backseat Passenger Instead
Remember the scene from Pulp Fiction where John Travolta’s character inadvertently shoots and kills his rear-seat passenger? Well, the long
Wargaming the Apocalypse: 4 Steps for Being Ready if the SHTF
We would hope that the crash of AT&T services on Thursday 2/22/24 served as a wakeup call or at least
The Meta Quest 3 Makes VR Firearms Training Much More Useable
Last month, I reviewed AceXR, a VR program that’s actually useful for firearms training. Until very recently, I had been