I picked up a CoolFire Trainer and started using it in my dry fire practice sessions. So far, so good. Although, I’m curious as to how it will contribute to wear and tear over time.
The Field 3.0 is the newest and most compact addition to the Field series of outdoor and adventure knives from Toor Knives. While I haven’t finished putting it through its paces, I’ve become familiar enough with it to share my…
If you are considering becoming a Rangemaster certified instructor and want a few pointers to help you prepare for it, then you might find this brief guide useful.
The Eberlestock J79 Skycrane II is an amazing behemoth composed of three smaller packs that provide an insane amount of versatility. I’ve been using it as my hunting pack for several years and it’s time to take a look at…
Gun fighting at arms length is very dynamic and requires a different set of skills and tactics than when fighting when more distance is available. The Extreme Close Quarters Gun Fighting class provides a foundation for those fighting skills.
The Mark IV continues to be one of my all time favorite 22 LR pistols to compete in Steel Challenge with. Having now put 1000 rounds of CCI Mini Mag through it, I have more to say about it.
Reloading a revolver is a time consuming process. Even more so when fishing for loose cartridges from one’s pocket to load one at a time. Safariland has a few reloading assistance devices that can help speed up that process.
In terms of value priced flashlights suitable for everyday carry including defensive use, the Fenix PD35 V3.0 stands out as an excellent choice. It’s not without drawbacks, but, with a little diligence, those can be worked around.
Holosun has tossed their hat in the competition pistol mountable optics ring with the 507COMP which was highly anticipated by a lot of folks. The question is, “Is the optic good enough to grab a fair share of that market?”
The Daniel Defense DDM4 V11 continues to impress me. It’s been reliable and dependable in class and competition even after putting a thousand rounds through it without regard for how it’s been configured and reconfigured.
Revolvers are fun and interesting to me. However, I never really considered them for defensive applications before with the exception of defense against wildlife, but that’s changed recently. Here are my thoughts on a wheelgun’s use cases and limitations.
