New ASP Flashlight | The Raptor is Sun In Your Pocket!
It’s a beast! Most of my lights are on the smaller side, intended for convenient pocket carry. The Raptor is a bit different, here’s how.
Family Fortification: Get the Kids Involved in Preparedness
How do you get the family interested in preparedness? That’s an important part of family fortification – and as Alexander Crown explains, it might best begin when they’re kids.
Anachrobellum: Not Your Typical DONT TREAD ON ME Shirt Styles
If you’re looking for an interesting, pro-2A DONT TREAD ON ME shirt that’s just a little different than the others, take a look at the Gadsden Flag shirt lineup from Anachrobellum.
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Spotlight On: The ZT 0095BW Grey Man
In this article, we’re going to spotlight the ZT0095BW folding knife from Zero Tolerance Knives—we’re calling it the Grey Man.

An Interview with RU Titley of RU Titley Custom Knives | MCM
RU Titley of RU Titley Custom Knives is a supreme knifemaking artisan. Today our only Minion with a subscription to Thrasher magazine talks to him. This article originally ran 12-31-15. RU Titley Custom Knives - a talk with The Man We all occasionally get stuck in...

2018 Hard as Hell Heroes 2 Gun Stage 6
The 2018 Hard as Hell Heroes 2 Gun match was held May 12th and 13th at the Southern Utah Practical Shooting Range with KE Arms as the overall match sponsor. Each stage was dedicated to a different Medal of Honor recipient, with elements of the stage being...

Colt’s “Dick Special” Detective Special Revolver
Back in 1927 when Colt made firearms that people wanted and could actually buy, the company rolled out a new revolver based on their popular Police Positive Model. With its slimmer frame and shorter barrel, the new revolver was called “The Detective Special”. But to us, it was just a Dick. Elliott Ness famously carried one, as did Charles Lindbergh. The Dick Special was carried by police detectives, private detectives and anyone who wanted to discreetly carry a small frame .38 revolver. Colt dropped it from their lineup in 1992, just in time for concealed carry reform to start taking hold in America.

A White Paper on the RDS Equipped Handgun | Sage Dynamics
Unlike some of the articles we've revisited, this one is only a few months old. The topic of Red Dot Sights, specifically Red Dot Sights for Pistol, remains an active one, so here it is again. This...
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5 Scale Model Tankers To Admire | Tank Week
Tanks are a favorite subject for scale modelers, sculptors, and other artists. Today we're gonna share five scale model "tankers" whose work we admire. Many of these are in 1/35 scale; several or are not. Now, in no...

Dropping the Hammer | Tanks in the Pacific
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.

The Beast: Tank porn with heart
Today the tremendous talent of Mike Durand joins us once again to break down a modern tanker classic: The Beast. While you're at it, reacquaint yourself with his work by digesting The Browning Hi-Power: A Love Story . ...

Britain’s Tank Killer: The PIAT Gun
Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank | Britannic anti-armor Peter Suciu During the First World War, the British looked to break the stalemate through the “landship program,” which was headed by First Lord of the Admiralty Winston Churchill. The program considered creating...

The Russki RKG-3 Anti-Tank Hammer | WCW
In an era when most anti-tank weapons either kill from unseen distances, like anti-tank guided missiles, or require the death of the user, like car bombs, the Russians have an old AT weapon that...