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Surefire E1B Backup Light

One thing I think about in a handheld tactical light is how it fits my hand in the event I need to use it as a defensive impact tool. Well, it works very well to reinforce the knuckles when held in the fist for delivering a jab or straight punch. . . . → Read More: Surefire E1B Backup Light

2012 Washington DC Car Show Overview

The below video is a compilation of photos of the various vehicles with some sticker pricing and fuel economy information thrown in as well. . . . → Read More: 2012 Washington DC Car Show Overview

Mosin Nagant Rifle

In fact, the FBI reported that guns were a BIG gift during this past Christmas season with over 1.5 million background checks done as buyer’s picked up new weapons.  SOME of those weapons are “bargain basement” surplus guns such as the topic of this review:  The Mosin Nagant bolt-action rifle. . . . → Read More: Mosin Nagant Rifle

Survival Medic Kit from AMK SOL

In a pretty small package measuring 6″ x 5.5″ x 1″, Adventure Medical Kits (AMK) packs quite a few items. . . . → Read More: Survival Medic Kit from AMK SOL

Streamlight ProTac 1AA LED Flashlight

It was a handy looking little light, the price was right and I was in need of a new pocket light. . . . → Read More: Streamlight ProTac 1AA LED Flashlight

Surefire Crank Folding Utility Knife Review

To sum it up, the SureFire Crank has a couple of features that are very practical and a few that I’m not sure about. . . . → Read More: Surefire Crank Folding Utility Knife Review

Streamlight Nano Light

The Nano Light is handy. I appreciate not having to always pull out a light from my pocket or sheath. . . . → Read More: Streamlight Nano Light

Review: Galco King-Tuk

It’s comfortable, tough, and practical. I would recommend this holster to anyone looking for a holster that offers deep concealment, good friction retention, and quick presentation. . . . → Read More: Review: Galco King-Tuk

Big vs. Little (Knives)

I grew up in the era of the first couple Rambo movies and was firmly embedded with the thought that a good survival knife had to be big, have saw teeth, a hollow handle, a lanyard and in general look mean enough to take down a Cape Buffalo. . . . → Read More: Big vs. Little (Knives)

Chopping Tools

Being caught out in the mountains with four inches of snow on the ground in eight degree (Fahrenheit) weather unable to chop wood for a fire is NOT a good thing. . . . → Read More: Chopping Tools