Shemaghs are one of the most universally used pieces of gear. They’ve protected wearers from the elements for hundreds of years.
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Shemaghs are one of the most universally used pieces of gear. They’ve protected wearers from the elements for hundreds of years.
Every new gun owner’s rite of passage: picking the right gun. Making an informed selection is understanding aspects and features of a weapon.
In the industry, we like to make shit up. But “battle rifle” stuck to describe rifles that fall outside of assault rifles or sniper rifles.
Cheek weld is more important to accuracy than people credit. It’s often misunderstood. Let’s talk consistency, accuracy, and repeatability.
Like tissues are called Kleenex, or table tennis is called Ping Pong, MOLLE, and PALS became nearly synonymous with modern webbing.
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TERM: Free Bore Boost AKA: Velocity Increase APPLICATION OF USE: "That silencer caused free bore boost!" DEFINITION: When a silencer is used on a weapon, it causes an increase in velocity. INTO THE WEEDS: One of the most common questions I get about silencers...
What’s the difference between accuracy & precision? There is one. Both are important (assuming you want to shoot effectively). In today’s Language Lesson.
Language Lessons: Milliradians (Mils) Term: Mils Also Known As: Milliradian, MRAD Category: Shooting Terminology Applications of Use: Shooting, Zeroing, calculating target size/distance Definition: A Mil is a standard unit of angular measurement. It's...
Language Lessons: Normalcy Bias Chris Hernandez Term: Normalcy Bias Category: Situational Awareness and Perception Application(s) of Use: Understanding natural human response to unexpected, life-threatening stress Related to: Survival stress reactions Definition:...
It burns! No, we're not talking about getting your bore punched after a visit to the Philippines. Mad Duo Language Lessons: Powder Burn by John Darwin - Cover photo courtesy Forensic Outreach Term: Powder Burn Relates to: Measurements(s) and Adjustments...