Inspection and inventory of your kit — it's often done before going to the range, and even more often before stepping off on a patrol or a convoy. But do you inspect and inventory your non-firearms related gear? Not just the cool-guy #EDC you #postabout on...
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We are lucky enough to maintain daily correspondence with a number of dangerous men and women. Many of them are wretched minions beholden to the Mad Duo. Others are just badasses we know. Either way, they frequently relay little tips and ideas we never thought of—not perhaps enough for an article but worthy of further investigation. Check out our recurring series, Just the Tip. You’ll see this on Tuesdays, though probably not every Tuesday.
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JTT: My Patrol Rifle and Me – 7 Things to Know
Me and My Patrol Rifle Jake Bush The first time I ever broke out a rifle on a scene was a standoff with a murder suspect. He used a rifle to kill his neighbor on her front porch at a distance of sixty-plus yards. I spent the next three and a half hours watching his...
JTT: Understand Optical Acuity and Binocular Prisms
The human weapon system can be improved by enhancing sensory acuity and the use of supplemental, force-multiplying tools technology just like any other. In order to achieve optimal performance we must align the environment, the mechanism, and the human. The first,...
JTT: Leather Can Be Tactical Too
Kydex is cool, can't contest it; but sometimes it's better to use gear crafted from the skin of something that once had a parent. Mad Duo Leather Suppressor CoversAlexander Crown Leather has been used by man for at least the past decade or so and shows no sign of...
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...
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JTT: Don’t Get Locked Out
JTT: Don't Get Locked OutAlexander CrownAs some of you may know from one of my previous articles, I enjoy lock picking and have found it handy more than once. I covered a pocket-sized set before but if that seems too burdensome for you, here is Just a Tactical Tip for...
Just the (Tactical) Tip: Get Through Screening
Wands, patdowns, creepy guys with comb-overs eyeballing you—here’s a treatise on making an X-ray screening easier.
JTT: Suppressing the TAVOR – Put the X in FLEX
Nobody likes getting a facial. Well, most people don’t. Take a look at reducing the gas you’re getting hit with featuring Gear Head Works.
A Treatise on AK-74 Mods | JTT
The life cycle of AK 74 variants here in the US might be called a comedy of errors. This article has a number of things to update your vodka blaster, whether it’s a Petronov model AK 74 or a different version. It’s fun to play rifle dress-up.
JTT: Dummycord Your Gear
"Dummycord your gear, nasties!" Thanks to ever-involving equipment design, that's not an instruction younger soldiers hear as often as many of us did — but it remains good advice. The kit of today is far more likely have its own organic retention mechanism than the...