Another post in which I wax poetic about a .mil small arm. In this case, my duty and competition sidearm of choice over the past decade, the Beretta M9. If you enjoy this content, give the newest video on the YouTube channel a peek. Or give the back articles in the blog a look, asContinueContinue reading “Beretta Aficionado//Ten Years With My M9”
Category Archives: Training
The GUU-bAR
Welcome back to some good old-fashioned firearm content. Continue reading for a quick history of a rifle that has stuck in my brain since I used it during a few training exercises at the United States Air Force Academy. The intrusive thoughts won, so I built it. If you would like to support the blogContinueContinue reading “The GUU-bAR”
The Coronapocalypse Gun: Use Two Hands
Over the past couple months, stores have cyclically run out of the basic necessities. Shelves have been emptied of canned goods, pasta, bread, and, infamously, toilet paper. A few other commodities have experienced a run as well, notably firearms and ammunition. Many of those firearms are being sold to first-time gun buyers, which I thinkContinueContinue reading “The Coronapocalypse Gun: Use Two Hands”
Minnesota Vice: A Cool-Guy Gun
One of the things that I look for when collecting yet another firearm is the level of “cool” attached to it, which is why I have an H&K53, a Mk12 a la Lone Survivor, and Elk Horn grips on my 1911, just like Walt Longmire. It should be obvious that my hobby is influenced not onlyContinueContinue reading “Minnesota Vice: A Cool-Guy Gun”
On the Responsibility of Concealed Carry
I apologize for yet another lapse in my own time line, I hope the quality of this post makes up for making my rabid (?) fans wait. One of the questions most asked of me, after what guns I prefer to use, is why I choose to carry one on a nearly day to dayContinueContinue reading “On the Responsibility of Concealed Carry”