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A few decades back when I was thinner and had way more hair, my edc was a 1911. I was also not long out of the Army, had three kids and not much money. My IWB rig was…a bit of para cord with a belt loop tied in each end, just long enough to hold the 1911 snugly between me and my waist band..and...

“Hey, I worked really hard on this mass surveillance/collection program against all Americans for the government, but I am not a traitor to my fellow citizens.”

No weapon mounted light here. Such lights are valuable for entry teams and others whose presence and location is already generally compromised, and who have intelligence that those lit by those weapon mounted lights have already been reasonably identified as not * possible,* but *PROBABLE*...

Truglo tfx. If I need sights at night, I want to see them. In fact,with these old eyes, they help in daylight, too!

Not a fan of off body carry in a vehicle. A innocent accident or typical carjacking is very likely to render the firearm out of reach when needed. Console carry requires more time to retrieve it than the typical armed attack lasts. I believe that both sound tactics and basic firearms...

One of the things I liked best when I left law enforcement was not being required to open carry any longer. It is the most dangerous carry option — while you’re going about your day, going where that day takes you, any time some idiot decides to rob a business you are patronizing, the first...

I think a 1911, particularly something like a Series 80 with a firing pin block safety is one of the safest guns one can carry. But having carried a full frame one for quite a while back in the 80’s & 90’s, their weight is generally a PITA. For that reason, it was more dangerous than a lighter...