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Dry Fire Training For Glock | Glock-E-Trainer Review
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Dry Fire Training For Glock | Glock-E-Trainer Review

The Glock E-Trainer is very simple to install and doesn’t require any tools at all.  It is good if you are simply working on your draw or magazine change and want to include a trigger squeeze into your drill without having to re-rack as part of the drill.

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29 Concealed Carry Holsters Reviewed

Reviews and images for the most popular and awesome concealed carry holsters available. Figure out what works best for you, your lifestyle, and for your gun by checking this list.

Crossfire Holster Reviews [VIDEO]
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Crossfire Holster Reviews [VIDEO]

The models I tested were The Grip low profile IWB holster, The Tempest comfort concealed carry series and their newest design, The EDC low profile IWB holster. Like all my holster reviews, I spend a considerable amount of time using the…

This EDC Trauma Device Will Save Lives
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This EDC Trauma Device Will Save Lives

There most well known is a windless style of tourniquet that uses a handle to lever that when twisted causes the device to constrict around the limb. There are also ratcheting tourniquets that work just as you would expect, a ratcheting device allows the tourniquet to be tightened and stay secure around the limb.

Episode 1: Why Gun Owners Are Facing Felonies When They Prevent Crimes
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Episode 90: SHOT Show 2017 Wrap-up

Riley and Jacob just returned from SHOT Show 2017 to report on their overall impressions of this year’s show and state of the industry. Also they discuss their top picks for new handguns, rifles, shotguns, optics, accessories and more! Check it out….

The Magnificent Muzzle Brake, That Doesn't Break The Bank
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The Magnificent Muzzle Brake, That Doesn’t Break The Bank

Out of the package, the muzzle brake looks amazing in its design. It is sleek and although it is a little heavier than your traditional A2 flash hider, it is by no means out of line with the weight of similar muzzle brake devices. They produce muzzle brakes for .22 rimfire through high pressure 5.56 rifles. Their website explains what makes the muzzle brake special.