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Today we will take an in-depth, independent look at two of the IWB [Inside the Waistband] concealed carry holster options from the K Tactical line up [Kydex and Leather]. We will discuss the features, pros, and cons to help you
Today we are going to cover shooting and moving at the same time. We will explain the fundamentals of shooting while moving in four directions; forward, backward, left, and right. We will discuss footwork, balance, firearm suspension, torso and leg
Here is the link for the grip tape we used in this video: https://amzn.to/2YdozMy This DIY video will show you how to make homemade Talon-style grips for your polymer frame Glock pistol out of readily-available rubberized grip tape. This simple
Here is the link for the grip tape we used in this video: https://amzn.to/2YdozMy This do it yourself video will show you how to make Talon-style grips for your polymer pocket gun out of rubberized grip tape. This will give
Today in review, we will take a closer look at the second generation Kel-Tec Sub-2000 [S2K]. This particular variant is the 9x19MM Glock G19 version, which is admittedly a very welcome addition to the S2K family. While the folding, ultralight, pistol caliber carbine [PCC] retains most of the core features that made the original so popular, Kel-Tec has made a number of improvements to the original design, including an accessory rail on the forend, an upgraded front sight and a factory threaded barrel. We will take a look at what is new, what stayed the same, and what we still would like to see in future revisions.
This is a great video that deserves some attention; a data compilation and analysis of real-world handgun shootings. It examines their effectiveness when weighed against other pistol calibers, and against rifles and shotguns.
Sometimes folks ask us why we do not include fingerprinting services like some other Utah Concealed Firearm Permit [CFP] instructors do. This article from the Salt Lake Tribune explains the response we have used for years. Poor print quality will get