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    Ayoob: Post-Shooting Trauma Realities

    Makes sense. Combat is the living personification of random acts of insanity coupled with unbeliveablity. Why did I survive while everyone else did not? Why was I bumped off that vehicle at the last minute, only to live? God's hand, random luck? I tried to tell my son on his first deployment...
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    Ayoob: Post-Shooting Trauma Realities

    I stopped to get gas while on the way to the range, and then it hit me like a ton of bricks. I need to be aware of what is around me. I had several weapons and ammo in the truck. All past times getting gas, I failed to realize what I was not noticing while getting gas.
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    Ayoob: Post-Shooting Trauma Realities

    Lot to think about in this article. I have a membership to a legal defense plan. They do a great deal of educating its members about what to do before, avoiding, and after a use of deadly force. Education is the key here. Knowing when to pull the trigger is just as important as know how to...
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    Can a SOCOM 16 Stop a Bear Attack?

    I am not a hunter, but this article was funny as the day is long.
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    PHLster Floodlight2 Review — A Universal Light Bearing Holster

    I have the Crimson Trace laser/light combo, and no one seems to make holsters for that setup.
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    SureFire Mini Scout Light Pro Review

    I just got the Crimson Trace long gun flashlight for my Saint Victor AR-10. I tricked this out with a scope, 45 degree fiber optic sights along with the flashlight.
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    Battle of Monte Cassino — Allied Mistake, or Brutal Necessity?

    Right, wrong, indifferent, what is done, is done. If the Americans had lost the war, the Germans would have put the American commanders on trial for this.
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    Review: Lightweight, Optics-Ready 1911 Operator AOS 4.25"

    I am not a red dot type of a guy. I did add the Crimson Trace flashlight/laser combo to my Operator. Guess I am just that old school sort of guy.
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    Sherman Firefly — The British Tiger Killer

    This was the AFV's equivalent of a lightweight boxer with the punch of a heavyweight. German tank crews made the black joke that one German tank was better than 12 American tanks, but they always had 13 tanks. This variation is part of the long line of changes that the M-4 underwent over the...
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    Betting the Farm: The Story Behind the M1A

    My first time with the M-14 was while in high school ROTC. That was a log time ago. After high school, joined the Army. Since that time, I was indoctrinated to the M-16A1. I thought about getting the M1A, but since I am fully indoctrinated to the AR platform, went with the AR-10. Getting...
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    Ghost Guns — Myth vs. Reality

    Fear, superstition, and ignorance combine to make the human species the most dangerous animals on the planet.
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    Why the 1911 Remains a Top Choice for Gun Owners

    Well, I have 3 1911's. 2 in 45 with one a 22 magnum. I do have the 45's with night sights while the 22 magnum has fiber optic sights.
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    McDonnell XF-85 Goblin — The Air Force’s Parasite

    Was the B-58 first a parasite attack craft?
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    Springfield XD-S Mod.2 OSP Review

    Not a fan of small pistols.
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    Why Charles J. Loring, Jr.’s Medal of Honor Was Kept Secret

    I remember reading about him 40 years ago. Speculation that he was injured in the attack run, and he knew he was not going to make it, or he did not want to be a POW again. Either way, he was a warrior.
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    British Mark I Tank — World War I Changed Everything

    History is the guide to the future. The German Army began WWII with inferior AVFs. Their crews were better trained, and the Germans employed better battlefield tactics. By the end of WWII, the Germans were creating 70 monsters that where all but useless on the battlefield. Today's 70-ton...
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    Using a Vehicle for Cover in a Gunfight

    Never knew that about the weak and safe areas of motor vehicles.
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    Ma Deuce — The M2 .50-Caliber Machine Gun

    I remember the day I failed to follow the correct steps in disassembly of the 50 cal. Took me several hours to get it right, and I never made that mistake again.
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    Hell in a Holster: The Japanese Nambu Pistol

    Life when you are at the top, with no Plan B.
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