Dueck Defense RBU Review
My path to an RDS-equipped handgun began one late, fall night in 2016 – I had just gotten my first NOD, a PVS-14, and was browsing YouTube trying to soak up as much knowledge...
The Kommando Blog
After the IFAK: Part II
HYPOTHERMIA Welcome to my soapbox. Hypothermia is an absolute killer yet when it comes to tactical medicine it is often mentioned, verbalized, and promptly forgotten. I’ve taught more than a few dozen medics and...
After The IFAK: Part I
Combat medicine is a woefully under-documented field. While plenty of articles offering advice and packing lists exist, rarely does medical writing for the gun community involve much past what you should have in a...
Kalash Bash 2019
I first heard about Kalash Bash during an online meetup with the Polenar Tactical patrons group. After doing a bit more research I found myself intrigued. Kalash Bash, (put on by Khyber Customs, a...
Springfield XD-40 Meme Review
The best ever combat implement ever developed but never adopted by the US Military. XTreme Duty for Xtreme Sheepdogs! DISCLAIMER: This is a meme review. DO NOT take anything in the video as fact...
The Pocket Rocket Data Chart
As those who know me can attest, I like small guns. For as much flack as pocket guns tend to get from boomers, you really cannot argue the logic that “a gun in the...
South East Asian Camo is Bonkers
The start of a small series. Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, and Thailand. I don’t know what goes on down there in South East Asia, but it makes for some interesting camouflage. This is another of...
Tactical First Aid with Andy Snyder
People spend more time than they think around dangerous things. Although this might be more apparent to those involved in the shooting sports the reality is that even the most of mundane of activities...
Rossi RS 22 Rifle
When I think of Brazil a few things come to mind from this South American country, I know little about. Tropical environments, Carnival, fellow contributor Einherjar (he grew up in Rio), and budget minded...
History of Japanese Self Defense Force Camouflage Patterns: 1970’s – Today
An essay by Japanon, Posted by Zedthefed (Trenchgunfag) With its defeat following WW2, Japan renounced its right to build and maintain a military. In the late to the early 50’s, Japan was defended by...
