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We needed armor on those islands we were hopping to fight the Japanese. Join us for another installment of Tank Week as we delve into armored warfare. In this installment, Bucky Lawson talks about tanks in the Pacific.
Context is pretty damn significant in virtually all walks of life, not least in how you train for a gunfight. This is the first of what we hope to be many articles from new contributor Daniel Bales (@balesdaniel) of LMS Defense. Have you heard this statement? "You're...
If you were a tanker, or you're a tank-loving historian, you'll want to learn more about the Tanker's Pilgrimage, or perhaps to make it yourself. Much like faithful Muslims and their Hajj, I...
From the St. Chamond to the AMX-10, the AV7 to Krauss-Maffei Leopard 2; today we officially kick off Tank Week — World War I tanks are a good place to start. This article first ran Monday, September 12, 2016. [content_block id=79338...
[T]he principal that governs handgun accuracy is trigger control… The problem is that we try to concentrate on three things at once – excluding judgment and discretion. Those things include the visual (sights and their relationship to the mark) and the tactile (trigger control). Aside from a little discussion, we drop the ball on the foundation of both: the grip.
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You might know it as Blooming, Whiting Out, or Glaring Out — there’s a better term for it though, and that term is Photonic Barrier. Here’s what it means.
50 Shades of FDE shares a pro tip he learned recently. The guys at Rifle Supply help him with his build and perform the Cerakote on his lower and upper.
A few days ago prosecutors in Pennsylvania released patrol car dashcam video of a gunfight that occurred on PA Rte 33 in Lehigh Valley (we posted as many details of that engagement we could in a previous OIS article). At the request of many of his students, Will Petty...
Video footage of Trooper Brian Costanza’s vehicle pursuit of Michael Vance is a very interesting running gun battle (and a great demo of “laconic”).
Why They Kill, the Discoveries of a Maverick Criminologist, written by Richard Rhodes is recommended by Dr. William Aprill. It goes deep into the causative factors of violent behavior, and in a much different way than you might think.
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