Jungle, Legion, and a SEAL willing to describe it.

Pistol from the beginning. Short, and no harm in it.

Pack for the day you are hurt, not the good one.

The first thirty days is the part most plans skip. He doesn’t.

One of them threw down the challenge. Both men can shoot.

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Working from behind cover. There is a right way.

The ObservIR, put to use rather than just described.

The tactics changed. He lays out what that means now.

Sight alignment. Simple enough to say, harder to do right.

The war reached the pump and the grocery aisle.

He calls it the truth about carrying. Hear him out.

Deport him or try him. Neither answer is clean.

Lightest and most powerful, they say. He’ll check.

A pistol past the distance most men would try.

Old saying, two requirements. He names both.

The Lakewood tape, and a Green Beret’s read on it.

Capone’s pistol turned up. They took it to the range.

Getting down prone. Turns out most of us do it wrong.

Building a fire with one arm working. Worth knowing.

A preview, and a name most people remember.

How you stand when a stranger closes in.

Cut shells, and why almost nobody makes them now.