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Drawing Dicks: Military Phallic Foolishness
A Penis Picasso has no limits, their world is a penis graffiti palette. But… what’s the deal with military dudes always drawing dicks?
Heads Up: The History of Military Helmet Covers
Helmet covers double to protect the helmet and further camouflage the wearer. Follow along as we explore the history of helmet covers.
Appendix Carry for Beginners : Point It At Your Junk
What’s all the hype about regarding Appendix Inside the Waistband (AIWB) Carrying, or appendix carry, for short?
Striker Fired: What’s a Striker-Fired Pistol, You Ask?
Striker-fired technology came along before Gaston Glock got into the gun market, and now that the tech is here to stay, there are quite a few other firearms with the action, too. If you’d like to learn more about striker-fired gun history, you’ve come to the right place.
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Gunslingers: A Study on the Historic Gunfighters
In this informational article, Greg Elifritz explores the history of gunslingers and Old Wild West gun fights.
Donbas Frontliner: Dealing with the KAB Glide Bomb
Donbas Frontliner has released a video about KAB and FAB guided glide bomb munitions used by Russian forces in the Russo-Ukrainian War.
Dual Wielding: A Movie Trope We Wish Was That Easy
Dual Wielding weapons is a technique that looks extremely impressive. The movies make it look easy, but is it effective in the real world?
Plinking: More Than Just for Fun
Plinking is informal target practice, but the lack of structure can help you become a better shooter for when you have to shoot seriously.
Carcano 7.35×51: The First Intermediate Cartridge? | MilSurp Monday
The Italian effort in World War II is a subject of mockery, but their M38 Carcano rifle chambered in 7.35x51mm was no laughing matter.