The MIK-02: Halfbreed Blades’ New Utilitarian Blade
Introducing the MIK-02, influenced by the diverse daily requirements of active-duty personnel and the demands of the environments they serve in. The...
VIKTOS GEAR- From a women’s POV
Let me start this off by saying, first and foremost, I am not an officer, not military; I'm just a responsibly armed civilian that enjoys training...
We The People IWB Beretta 92FS Holster
I often get asked the beginner question “What gun to buy”. Heck, I think every gun guy gets it. You don’t even have to be a certified gun guy; all...
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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...
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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Small American Business: Skillset Magazine
Small American Business: Skillset Magazine Erin Marshall Those of you who've been reading Breach-Bang-Clear for a while know that we love spotlighting Small American Businesses almost as much as we love reading Wikis on medieval torture devices. While we normally...
The Essential Guide to Knife Lock Types
This review originally appeared online at Offgrid Magazine (@recoiloffgridmagazine). It appears here in its entirety with the permission of both editor and author, "Big Red" McCarthy. Mad Duo Knife Informer's Essential Guide to Lock Types Patrick McCarthy, Offgrid....
The Drive on Hawija Continues During Kurdish Referendum
Al-HashdAl-Sha’abi spokesmen are reporting over 100 villages liberated, nearly 400 IEDs defused, and some 500 "ISIS militants" have been killed thus far in the offensive on Hawija. This could mean a lot or nothing, given the quality and accuracy of information...
Report on the GEMTECH Tracker – A Can Specifically for Hunting
Gemtech Tracker: A Suppressor Made Specifically for HuntingMike the Mook Photos by Chris Beaver One of the most popular uses for a suppressor is hunting. You can shoot without earpro, hear your quarry, and when you take the shot, you won't deafen your hunting buddies...
The Need for Lumens | ASP on Photonic Barrier
Using a shoot house to demonstrate why a powerful light is important if you want to penetrate a photonic barrier – here’s John Correia of Active Self Protection breaking it down.
JTT: Setting Up Outer Carriers
Lotta agencies going to exterior vests, thankfully...but this has led to a noticeable trend of loading it up unnecessarily. We've seen many LEOs, particularly younger officers, fill up every bit of available real estate just because they can. Here's one man's take on...









