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Abner Miranda: Bravo Concealment DOS
An emerging carry style known as appendix carry inside the waistband (AIWB). Bravo Concealment makes a great AIWB holster, the Drop Out...
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The Why Behind the SNS-UCR
Carrying a weapon is like anything else that you put your mind to. I chose a modicum of discomfort so that I’m...
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Instructor Zero - Triple Dry Reload Drill
Watch the video below and see how Zero uses his Bravo Concealment holster to practice and make his reloads effortless.
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Last Man Standing
As difficult as it is to say, there may come a time when you may have to get on the gas and...
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Support/Guard Hand Training with Instructor Zero
Instructor Zero explains and demonstrates how important it is to train your support/guard hand.
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The “Why” Behind the SNS-R
Most think that SNS-R stands for Shoot-N-Scoot Rig. Nope, that’s just the catchy name I gave it. What those letters really stand for are Sympathetic Nervous System Rig.
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Why I Train With Steel
The other way in which I use steel is with the aforementioned Challenge Targets 6” Pistol Plates. These are 1/4” AR500 steel...
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Transition!
This is how it normally goes in training. The instructor would create a malfunction and the shooter would fail to release the...
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Our New Contributor
Daniel is a great asset for us and will provide his expertise as an author, podcaster, gun writer, Cabela's Pro Staff and...
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Working From Cover
When I first saw the video of the DART officer being engaged at the pillar I said “that dude’s about to get...killed!”...
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Pack Light, Train Heavy
I want you to keep in mind that if you’re spending the money for weapons and ammo, hotel, food, time off work,...
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Change Those Batteries
When I first started shooting rifles, many years ago, red dots were very expensive. So by sheer default I learned how to...
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