A direct look at cartel infiltration of the legalized marijuana market in the US: from recruitment and funding to product movement and communications.
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A direct look at cartel infiltration of the legalized marijuana market in the US: from recruitment and funding to product movement and communications.
The Marine Corps has officially started pushing out its newest body armor suite to infantry grunts, supposedly a major improvement over the Corps’ existing setup. According to Marine Corps Systems Command, the Plate Carrier Generation III addresses one of the ages-old issues plaguing warfighters, no matter the year or conflict — weight.
Cheek weld is more important to accuracy than people credit. It’s often misunderstood. Let’s talk consistency, accuracy, and repeatability.
How to break in boots Breaking in combat boots for boots, by Magic Mike "BB" Brabant It is imperative for every warrior to select the best fitting equipment possible. This means the right helmet size, the correct armor,...
Wondering about the Army Ranger ASVAB score? Not sure of the difference between Ranger and Ranger-Tabbed? Curious about the 75th Ranger Regiment? Read on!
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The best way to set up tactical gear may vary individually (and according to mission), but the need to know your gear is universal; a quick reminder from Chase Jenkins and Talon Defense.
There’s no question good equipment directly affects a fighting man’s lethality, but what about competence, preparation, and mindset?
Training isn't always a Good Thing - good training is a Good Thing, and good record keeping makes it better. Today Jared Ross is gonna help you maximize the time, energy, effort and money you put into training. [content_block id=79358...
"My bulletproof vest smells," you might say. Or perhaps you ask, "How do I keep my body armor from stinking?" Sweat-soaked body armor has an odious stench all its own. Many of you reading this are aware of that. One minute you're throwing your vest on...the next...
Today we go over a version of one of our favorite Colt revolvers in an incarnation that most so-called gun experts get wrong. Colt’s 1902 Philippines Model