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Top Five Pieces of Training Gear

Top Five Pieces of Training Gear

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Whether you’re doing formal training or just running some drills at the range, there are few necessities to bring with you. I’m not talking about the obvious ones such as eye and ear protection, a gun, holster and target ammo.

Top Five Range Bags

Top Five Range Bags

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Range bags run the gamut from duffle bags to shoulder bags to specially designed complex bags designed to handle all this gear. Sure, you can get along without a range bag, but even a simple range bag can make a trip to the range all the more productive, organized, efficient and fun. With that, here are my top five range bags.

Glock 19X - A Commander Sized Glock

Glock 19X – A Commander Sized Glock

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The 19X is basically a G19 slide melded to a G17 sized frame. This has been poo-pooed at length by the usual internet commando’s, but I like the concept. In fact, we had a grip extension created by Len Baxley when I was in the Army that did exactly the same thing.

P365 - SIG’s New Wonder Weapon

P365 – SIG’s New Wonder Weapon

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I never thought I would say this, but the P365 isn’t just a good carry gun. It is a good do anything gun. With the capacity on board and a potential of 12+1 with extended mags, there is no reason it can’t. This gun is literally good enough to run 6 plate racks or compete in

Top Five Magazine Holsters

Top Five Magazine Holsters

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In one sense, a magazine holster is a fairly low-tech piece of gear, but it too needs to be a sure and steady platform for your reload. With that, here are my top five choices in magazine holsters.

XD-E- Now Available In Men’s Sizes.

XD-E- Now Available In Men’s Sizes.

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So in a nutshell, all of the reasons to carry the XD-E I might not necessarily agree with. Some of them don’t apply to me specifically. But I can understand why they were done.

Ruger LC9s Pro - Small Enough to Carry, Big Enough to Shoot

Ruger LC9s Pro – Small Enough to Carry, Big Enough to Shoot

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First and foremost, because it is small. Beyond small – it’s tiny. The LC9s Pro is what I would categorize as a micro-9. Its dimensions are literally just enough to handle the size of the cartridge and pressures created and nothing more. This makes the pistol incredibly concealable.

Top Five Pieces of Gear for an Individual First Aid Kit

Top Five Pieces of Gear for an Individual First Aid Kit

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The notion of having an individual first-aid kit (IFAK) on your person or at least quickly available to you has been gaining momentum. And we’re not talking about the first-aid kits you buy at the local drugstore for treating minor cuts, blisters or bee stings

Top Five Things I Wish I Knew Before Carrying a Concealed Handgun

Top Five Things I Wish I Knew Before Carrying a Concealed Handgun

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I’ve had a concealed pistol license for more than 15 years now. Today, I couldn’t imagine not having it. Along the way, I’ve had the privilege to think through a few of the nuances of concealed carry. And so here are the top five things I wish I knew before carrying a concealed handgun.

Latest Smith & Wesson Shield is EZ–New .380 Single-Stack M&P 2.0

Latest Smith & Wesson Shield is EZ–New .380 Single-Stack M&P 2.0

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The Smith & Wesson M&P .380 Shield 2.0 EZ is a low-friction, low-recoil pistol chambered for .380 ACP with personal protection in mind.