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Due to the great demand by parents, university students, and professionals for “bulletproof backpack inserts,” I needed to know which ones to purchase for my kids so I set out to do a head to head comparison.
What philosophy is right? Should .22’s be avoided like a pawn-shop Highpoint? Or is
Today Riley and Matthew talk about drawing from the holster in a different context, and context is what it’s all about for today’s episode. It is super critical to be comfortable with handling your firearm and being able to consistently and quickly draw from the holster and put shots on target. But is draw speed everything? Are there other factors perhaps situational ones that must be considered as well? Good stuff in today’s episode, tune in!
Red dot optics, also often called by the Trijicon brand name “RMR” (for the
What should you consider including in your pack or your kid’s backpack? A look at the important EDC items for any student in any grade or school.
Almost exclusively my method of carrying is concealed, using an inside the waistband (IWB) holster
Today Riley and Jacob talk about dummy ammunition for training, the different types and brands available, how to use it effectively, and where to find the best price on what is typically a fairly expensive product for what you get.
It’s August and that can only mean one thing if you’re a member of
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While at the USCCA Expo this year, I paid a visit to the Newbold
Today Riley plays back the interview he did recently with Jerry Miculek. Jerry has been shooting and dominating the sport for a long time. Chances are there isn’t anything he hasn’t seen! He has some great advice for newer shooters, talks about gun choice and selection, what sort of adaptations he’s had to make as his body has aged and his eyes have changed, and he shares the story of how he first got into competitive shooting.
You need a good way to secure the firearm in the vehicle simply because you will go places where you can either NOT have your firearm with you or you will be required to transport it in a secure way. Examples include…
Today Riley and Matthew do a LONG OVERDUE Q&A session for podcast listeners. We will answer a BUNCH of listener-submitted questions that came in through the podcast question “hotline” as well as answer any questions from live Facebook viewers that we get. Tune in!!
Dry Fire Practice continues to grow among all levels of shooters as a way
Probably just like you, I’m always on the lookout for a concealment holster that
The Volund Gearworks Atlas Cobra Slim came onto my radar after I decided to
