Cheap and eas is how we like our AR 15 mods. Check out these inexpensive AR 15 upgrades of the DIY variety.
AR 15 Mods: 12 AR 15 upgrades you can do yourself
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Jake Bush
MNKF: The ZT 0920 Folding Knife, Designed by Les George
The ZT 0920 folding knife designed by Les George checks every box. Badass custom designer, top tier materials, smooth action, and a little bit of Bling tastefully done.
Ahab-X – Fixed Blade, Ring Necked, Stabby Goodness
Bush says this fixed blade knife with a ring handle that hits the mark. Read his review of the Ahab-X and check out DSA’s special offer for BBC readers!
Review: Custom Holsters from Privateer Leather
The Privateer Leather holster for my .44 Spl is simply the best holster I’ve ever had. Finish is amazing, and fit is so good — this is my new holster guy.
The Colt Agent — A Classic Working-Man’s Snub Nosed Revolver
The snub nose might be the most relevant type of revolver in today’s conversation. Let’s look at one of Colt’s the lesser known wheelguns, the Colt Agent.
11 Commandments for Conducting Surveillance from a Vehicle
I’ve spent a lot of time sitting in unmarked cars watching people and places. With the long hours in Surveillance Vehicles (SVs), I’ve learned there are some unwritten rules…well unwritten until now. So here you go…my Ten, make that ELEVEN Commandments for Surveillance from a Vehicle.
The Model 1 Tactical Tomahawk from ATC
Ryan Johnson and the RMJ Tactical crew have breathed new life into American Tomahawk Company. Here’s the Model 1, a tactical tomahawk with modern features.
Lazarus Project: Rebuilt Benchmade 970SBT
He calls it the “Nath Po-Boy Special.” This is Jake Bush’s Lazarus Project knife. It began as a Benchmade 970SBT, and was broken, but Nathawut Petchkong brought it back!
Emerson Hattin | Tabletop Reviews
A Persian styled blade with a nearly straight spine for thrusting and featuring Emerson’s patented “wave-like feature” it’s akin to having a 38 in your pocket. The Hattin came out as a signature series and quickly became a hit in the cutlery circles.
Me and My Patrol Rifle, Part 2
Me and My Patrol Rifle, Part 2 Jacob Bush You can find Part 1 here. Part 2...the Zero The most important part of training with a rifle is getting a proper zero. I mean zero, not three or two or one. ZERO. Dead nuts on. A zero is the act of matching the point of aim as...
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