The Firearm and the Martial Artist
Many years ago I was involved in a School of Kung Fu in Texas. My little town was fortunate to actually have high quality martial arts instruction. At the time I…read more →
In pursuit of practical marksmanship.
Many years ago I was involved in a School of Kung Fu in Texas. My little town was fortunate to actually have high quality martial arts instruction. At the time I…read more →
So you stockpiled a lifetime supply of wolf did you? I must say, having some ammo is better than no ammo, but it is important to choose the right stuff.…read more →
We like to think of the AR15 as an ergonomic weapon. It is… but those ergonomic advantages are lost on many shooters, especially new shooters, after they set up their…read more →
Last season i tried out the “active shooter” bag concept/setup for my local rifle competitions. I like the concept of an active shooter bag for I believe it is important…read more →
I came across this PDF the other day. I was pleasantly surprised to find a great article discussing the AMU Squad Designated Marksman course. What surprised me is the blending…read more →
I have accumulated and installed all the parts for my project rifle. It is a mish-mash of components and I hope it draws some attention at the range. Quick recap:…read more →
On ARFCOM. If you want a good reference for visualizing bullet drop and range estimation with irons, red dots, and magnified optics… then click here. Props to Arfcomer “pezboytate” for…read more →
Shawn over at LooseRounds sent me this awesome chart a month or two ago: The chart has dope on three AR15 platforms. You can see that the A2 rear sight…read more →
I would like to start off by saying the ACOG was hard to justify. We all have bills, and $975 dollars was hard to justify, so I decided to put…read more →
For the longest time I was really directionless with some of my supporting equipment. Should I buy a chest rig? A Plate carrier? When I show up for a match…read more →