Friday, 11 December 2015 / Published in Product Guides

Differences Between Aimpoint Micro Sights

UPDATED 9/14/17 For COMP M5 AAA sight. A question I get on an almost daily basis is “which Aimpoint micro do I get? And why that one?”Hopefully this article will help you make the most informed decision. We’ll be comparing the differences in the Aimpoint MICRO sights. There are still other Aimpionts out there that
Tuesday, 08 December 2015 / Published in Tips & Tricks (How To Guides)

Converting Your Dual Output Surefire Handheld to Single Output: A Step By Step Guide

Lately we’ve been seeing more and more folks (myself included) putting handheld lights on rifles. According to Surefire it’s “not recommended” but I personally know several dozen folks that have used a variety of Surefire lights on their rifles for a number of years with zero issues. It’s a Surefire. It’s going to work but I
Sunday, 29 November 2015 / Published in The Archives

EDC Handheld Light Buying Guide

Just a heads up, this article will be somewhat long winded. There’s a lot of information to go over so that takes some time. We’ll briefly touch on a few features you may want in a light but the main purpose of this article is to compare and contrast the different models available. Low light
Friday, 30 October 2015 / Published in AARs

AAR- Sentinel Concepts Low Light Handgun and Carbine

Sentinel Concepts Low Light Handgun and Carbine AAR Instructor: Steve Fisher By: Joshua Lepselter ***[Note: the attached pictures show the light setup on the rifle and the splashback experienced from the light being so far behind the front sight]*** “If there is a 50% chance of rain, you’d carry an umbrella. Tonight there will be
Sunday, 18 October 2015 / Published in AARs

AAR – Concealed Carry: Vehicle Environment Skills with FPF Training and Chris Sizelove

AAR – Concealed Carry: Vehicle Environment Skills with FPF Training and Chris Sizelove-Scott “Jedi” Jedlinski When – September 20, 2015 Where – FPF Training Range. Culpepper, VA Cost – $200 Ammo – 250 rounds My bio to gauge whether or not my opinions are relevant to you: Lifelong martial artist (TKD, Muay Thai, BJJ), no
Wednesday, 27 May 2015 / Published in AARs

AAR for FPF TRAINING Concealed Carry: Street Encounter Skills

AAR for FPF TRAINING  Concealed Carry: Street Encounter Skills -Scott “Jedi” Jedlinski   “You don’t have a shooting problem. You have a target problem.”  – John Murphy quoting one of his mentors. On May 24, 2015 I attended John Murphy’s Concealed Carry: Street Encounter Skills course.  Among the various goals of the course the overall
Sunday, 29 March 2015 / Published in AARs

AAR for the Victory First – Fundamentals of Everyday Carry Class

AAR for the Victory First – Fundamentals of Everyday Carry Class | Scott “Jedi” Jedlinski Victory First – Fundamentals of Everyday Carry AAR Instructor: Matthew JacquesAssistant Instructor: Jeff WoodLocation: Echo Valley Training Center in West VirginiaCost $500Round Count: 800Duration: Two days / 8 AM to 5PM both days I attended The Victory First Fundamentals of
Wednesday, 18 March 2015 / Published in The Archives

Texas CHL Holders and Church Security Teams

By John-Michael Gillaspy |  G2 Security Solutions   At least 4 or more times a month I get a call, email, or text regarding whether a CHL holder can legally provide security as part of a church security team. As both a CHL training school as well as a state licensed security academy, we are uniquely
Thursday, 12 March 2015 / Published in The Archives

“It Fits My Hand” | Buying a Comfortable Pistol

  Mackay Barr | Battle Drill 6 LLC     I would ask that you don’t disregard this article as another one from a Glock fanboy, I own many firearms and though I love my Glocks, I love many others as well. When I talk about Glocks I simply find them useful as an example.  
Tuesday, 03 March 2015 / Published in Big Tex Outdoors

Red Dot Sights on Your Carry Gun Part 2 

  Scott “Jedi” Jedlinski | Modern Samurai Project After receiving a lot of great feedback regarding my first offering, I decided to write a follow up article based on the questions I received. Again, I want to reiterate that I am by no means a subject matter expert. I am sharing this as a regular