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When I was an Army field recruiter we had a mental health clinic near by and some of the patients would occasionally stop by and try to enlist. I was warned by my station commander not to entertain them, so I did my best to get them out the door as quick as possible. One guy said he wanted to...

I purchased a Mitch Rosen holster for my P226 and took it for a test drive yesterday. I am carrying OWB concealed for the first time, and still experimenting with placement (e.g., 2:30, 3:00, 3:30, 4:00). The weird thing was, I kept feeling like everyone could see the grip printing against my...

SW Oklahoma, here. Nothing like living in a free state.

An interesting perspective on why running a red dot makes sense. Achilles Heel Tactical also has other great videos on the biomechanics of shooting that I found very interesting.

Just beautiful!

It is a technological advancement worth pursuing IMO. I was able to transition easily, because I was already target-focused due to aging eyes and could not see my iron sights clearly.

I experienced something similar in Korea. Our sister unit was firing directly over our position and used sensitive fuzes during a rain storm causing premature detonation. No one was hurt thankfully, but shrapnel shredded some of our camo netting.

It is a good start, but more work is yet to be done. The SAF is working hard throughout the nation fighting against these infringements.

Ah, a fellow Redleg. I had orders for Wertheimer, but some GENIUS thought it better for me to be a field recruiter.

It is sad that some of our youth have nothing better to do. I always say, take a young one hunting, shooting, or fishing and give them an alternative outlet for their abundance of energy.

The South Koreans live in the shadow of possible war every day. I see the reason for compulsory service in defense of one's country. I am too broken to serve again, but would gladly answer if my country called. Rumors have it that Iran sent their elderly to defend the homeland against Iraqi...

These belts will come in handy after a Thanksgiving meal. Extra piece of pie, click click.

The only issue I had with the M9 was I kept flipping the safety on during reloads and immediate action drills. I had to abandon the slingshot method and go over the top of the slide for those during qualifications.

On this day... https://www.linkedin.com/posts/u-s-army-field-artillery-school-b59778286_fieldartillery248-kingofbattle-redlegacy-ugcPost-7131288502561865728-TCem?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android

No thanks.

I really wish they could return to their founding principles, an organization that all gun owners can be proud of.

I have shot them both, and they are on the small size for my XL glove hands. Although the MOD2 grip is very ergonomic, the Hellcat Pro offers a full-size grip and a slight reduction in carry weight. I would lean toward the latter.

"Good to see your again Simon."

I felt the same until I picked one up last year to use as a plinker. They are a lot of fun.

Yes, I had this exact model! It was my first 1911. I suffered from "hammer bite" so I traded it in.