The Glock 26 EMP – New From Strike Industries
Add a couple extra rounds to your Glock 26 with the Strike Industries EMP. The Extended magazine plate adds more control and capacity with ease.
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Concealed Carry
Plate Carrier Backpack: an armored holdall
The Plate Carrier Backpack is a “tactical backpack”, sure, and a great concealed carry backpack as well. Is it a good option for carry on luggage? Maybe so!
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Pocket Carry with the Pocket Shield
We have often spotted those of our friends who’re packing heat, not by the “printing” of their weapon, but by eyeballing their spare mags. Belt mounted mag pouches tend to push the magazine away from the body and stick straight up high of the belt line. In the pocket, the thicker pants material and “flat” of your thigh helps break up the shape.
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Ladies Concealed Carry – Mandy Bachman Talks Options
Troublesome as it can occasionally be for any of us to carry concealed, it’s typically more difficult for the ladies — Propper ambassador Mandy Bachman recently suggested some options.
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Changes in Cold Weather EDC | Some Thoughts from WON
Cold weather EDC – it’s different from warm weather carry, often drastically so. Breach-Bang-Clear Changes in Cold Weather EDC | Some
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Low-Light Shooting Tactics and Self-Defense
Low-lighting shooting tactics, which are often more required for self-defense than “complete illumination” tactics, are a skillset unto themselves. Here’s
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Review: V Development Group Seraph Holster
Review: V Development Group Seraph Holster Alexander Crown I know what you’re saying…another holster review. Yes, another holster review, I mean
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Language Lessons: Printing
The operative word in the phrase concealed carry is “concealed.” Today we’ll talk about printing, what it is and whether you
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Report | Advanced Holster Snatch N’ Grab
We’ve been playing around with Advanced Holster lately. Add more functionality to backpacks? Sign us up. A Look at the
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Gorillafritz | What’s in a name?
In today’s cautionary tale, Greg Ellifritz of Active Response Training explains why you should never assume a gun is good
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