Security trainer, IALEFI/NRA-LE firearms instructor, Nonviolent crisis intervention instructor, all-in-all pretty decent guy. My Pronouns are proper/English.
Memphis, TN
Joined September 2017
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Automotive "tech" peaked at remote start.
Everything that has come since has been moving in the wrong direction.
Fight me.
Hoes mad.
President Trump ordered the Justice Department NOT to appeal a dangerous court ruling that will make it easier for anyone—including criminals and prohibited people—to get short-barreled rifles and shotguns and silencers.
This is a failure to defend public safety.
cbsnews.com/news/trump-doj-g…
Okay, hear me out, for gun "fleet" operators:
A bluetooth tracker (Airtag) that fits into a Glock grip cavity? Or replaces the backplate?
Basilard Consulting retweeted
I fought Muslims in combat for close to 10 years and 4 Muslim countries. I feel like I know these filthy goat fuckers well. The lesson here is don’t trust any of them, period.
Fuck you for supporting them including so called conservatives. You people are worthless piece of shit
Why don't the Turks knock off the Deagle?
It's a relatively simple design, the patents are long gone, and new ones are priced ridiculously.
The Turks should be able to get a good clone to market for half what IMI is asking, and it's not like the real ones are super high-quality anyway.
THIS is what six-figure debt is paying to live next door to...
Misgendering Meltdown | Bodycam youtu.be/z1fsFEBeNy0?si=n_LY… via @YouTube
Weapon retention device via @ShivworksReal
It took a bit of fidgeting with a tek-lok, but I got the sheath attached to the spare mag carrier.
I'm used to getting up in front of classes and teaching.
Getting up and doing 5 minutes in front of a class full of instructors in a class about teaching is still a little nerve-wracking.
I crushed it though. 😎
Those who don’t understand why we carry handguns probably shouldn’t opine on how they are best employed.
During World War II, the average American soldier weighed 144 to 150 pounds. And yet, it didn't take him two hands to fire a .45 caliber pistol.
If it takes you two hands to fire a handgun, you should consider choosing a different handgun for your purse.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
One-handed firing was simply Army doctrine of that era, not evidence of strength. Current US Army doctrine (TC 3-23.35, Pistol) teaches the two-hand grip as standard because it maximizes stability, accuracy, and recoil control.
armypubs.army.mil/epubs/DR_pubs/…
Well, the "I spoke with Mitch for 20 minutes" meme is officially played out now...
We are in a position where the Iranian regime might very well decide who the GOO candidate for POTUS in 2028 will be.
The first picture shaped enough like the second picture to make me wonder if is is time for a modern look at the third picture….
It's interesting to watch Osight do to Holosun what Holosun did to Trijicon a few years ago...
osight.com/store/osight-xe-a…
