Looking Back to Move Forward
I thought it would be nice to look at some of my favorite posts from Todd. Most of what Todd wrote passes the test of…
Author: SLG
SLG is an active law enforcement officer, having started with the NYPD in 1998. After September 11th, he was offered a position in federal law enforcement where he was fortunate enough to support the GWOT. Throughout his career, SLG has served as a patrol cop, investigator, firearms instructor, assaulter, and sniper. Deploying numerous times to Africa and the Middle East as well as 4 tours between Afghanistan and Iraq, his experience includes tactical operations, protection, and instruction. Responsible for the development of a detachment-wide firearms and CQB program while serving as a member of a full-time federal tactical team, he has taught and trained with numerous law enforcement and military tactical teams. SLG's original and continuing passion in the firearms field is effective, performance-oriented concealed carry. To that end, he was heavily involved in the development of the original modern AIWB holster, as well as many of the current derivatives.
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Thank you Ms. Kwolek
GunMagWarehouse.com is a site I have visited over the years, usually to recommend it to friends looking for magazines. Turns out they have more than…
Shooting Sticks
Not the most common sight in American hunting fields, shooting sticks today come in a wide variety of configurations, weights, and costs. Over the years,…
What Makes a Great Rifle?
This is a topic I have been thinking about a lot lately. What makes a GREAT rifle? I’m going to limit this to hunting rifles…
The Reload
I was teaching the other night, going through some of my usual drills when we got to reloads. Reloads are some of my favorite things…
Companies Interested in Gun Safety
A slight departure from our normal content, here is a list of 200 companies that are interested in gun safety. Somehow, I think their use…
Get a Grip
For some, this is a boring topic. For others, it is a continual fascination. I’m somewhere in the middle, but regardless, a good grip is…
Backup Guns
Does anyone here carry a backup gun (BUG) on a regular basis, out of uniform? I always carried a BUG when I was a uniform…
Developing your Index
Tangentially related to the sub-second draw, a good index is a very valuable thing to have. It is probably impossible, or at least very difficult,…
The Myth of the Sub-Second Draw
It seems like everyone and their internet self has a sub-second draw these days. Part of me says “That’s awesome!”, and no doubt in part…