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Prodigy Carry model with aluminum frame?

To all my fellow Dog Faced Soldiers out there, HOOAH!

SIG announced AXG frames for those who like some added weight.

We followed this case closely being here in Oklahoma.

A platoon leader once told me that he practices what he called "Lombardi Time." He stated that if you are 5 minutes early, then you are 10 minutes late.

I do not know why some feel they have to correct folks in this manner. I am no longer in the military, so I am not required to correct someone for using an incorrect term. I describe a clip as something that holds rounds together, where as a magazine (e.g., box or drum) holds rounds inside.

Served in Germany twice, heard of no such doctrine.

I can attest to the lethality of the Abrams main battle tank and Bradley fighting vehicle. The T-72, BMP, and BMD were no match for the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division in Iraq.

I rarely have shots land low and left. However, I do pull shots low to 6 o'clock when I speed up my trigger pull. I have a recurring problem of "right now!" when the red dot approaches point of aim.

I am looking at this bag for any overnight business trips where I can carry everything I need for travel without the need for additional luggage. I like that it can double as an off body carry solution.

This reminds me of video footage of fighting in Baghdad during the initial days of OIF where a squad leader who was injured was firing his pump action 12 gauge while being evacuated on a litter. I am sure he was shouting expletives wanting some payback for being shot.

Nice! My Son is moving away from a traditional propane grill to a flat top. I cannot wait to have some of his smash burgers.

Same here, DA-SA with the same gear up process.

Eddie Eagle says STOP, don't touch, leave the area, tell an adult.

Grenade pins require some force to remove due to spring tension underneath, not like the movies.

I especially like companies that offer a free "test drive" with money back guarantee.

Then it becomes a tomahawk or a hammer.

Is a "pogue" similar to a "REMF"?

Not sure if it is necessary or not. I do not see trainers mentioning it during immediate action drills any longer. Back in the day, those Vietnam vets would smack you in the back of the head if you missed that step performing SPORTS during immediate action.

Gotta love that autocorrect function on smartphones these days.