The 8-legged thoat is first mentioned in the opening book of the Barsoom series, A Princess of Mars. It is a beast of burden and battle.
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Dual Wielding: A Movie Trope We Wish Was That Easy
Dual Wielding weapons is a technique that looks extremely impressive. The movies make it look easy, but is it effective in the real world?
Pistol Shooting Drills: The Dicken Drill
The Dicken Drill is one of the new pistol shooting drills based on a recent active shooter situation. Learn the incredible advanced method.
Range Day: The Lousiana POST Patrol Rifle Qual
The LA POST Patrol Rifle Qual is a six-stage course designed to test police officers with their patrol rifles. This is Range Day at its best!
Barrel Length and Twist Rate: Finding the Optimal Rifle — Primary Focus
Here’s a quick list of optimal barrel length and twist rate configurations to help explore potential use cases, accuracy potential, and component selection.
Grunt Life – the Infantry at War
The infantry has been described as the “poor bloody infantry.” Ernie Pyle called them the “mud-rain-frost-and-wind boys.” These are some stories from the grunt life.
National Rifle League Hunter Match Series | Brain Dump
The National Rifle League has a new series with the hunter in mind. Hunting is all about finding your animal and deciding if you can make an ethical shot in that moment. NRL Hunter is here to test if your rifle, your gear, and YOU.
Going Green: Using Tactical Night Vision to Own the Night
There is more to night fighting than throwing NODs on your helmet. A lot more. Here are some things to help you go green and own the night.
Core Vision Training: Prepare Yourself
Core Vision Training now offers home defense as well as vehicle escape/defense. Prepare yourself for an intruder.
The American Enfield AKA the US Model 1917 Magazine Rifle
The .30-06 (not .303!) US Model 1917, also known as the American Enfield, was one of the great logistical successes of World War I.
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