Ankle Carry for SHTF

I hate ankle carry.  I can’t stand it.  I used ankle carry quite extensively in years past for deep concealment needs when dressed formally, but the advent of such deep concealment solutions as the Phlster Enigma have eliminated my need for it to accommodate such dress.  For medical, I daily pocket carry a minimalist kit... Continue Reading →

Is Strong-Side Carry Still Relevant?

Ok, that title is click bait that probably just enraged a lot of people.  Let me clarify: of course strong side carry is still relevant, and it will remain so.  Those in uniform, and most competitive shooters, will continue to rely on strong-side carry, and it will also remain the preference for many concealed carriers,... Continue Reading →

Everything Breaks: Even a Glock

If you shoot it enough, use it enough, it will break.  I have found the 9mm Glock pistols to have exceptional reliability and longevity. I have heard of full-frame 9mm Glocks going 100k rounds without a single parts breakage.  Well, even so, eventually, they break.  The good news is that modern, poly-frame guns like the... Continue Reading →

Dracula, England, Real Men, and Guns

There is a new movie out entitled The Last Voyage of the Demeter.  Apparently, critics are generally reviewing it well, and viewers are also giving it high ratings, but it is flopping at the box office.  Perhaps because everyone knows there is no happy ending for this one. I will definitely see it, maybe not... Continue Reading →

Primary Defensive Tools

I have written before, expressing my belief that the three most valuable defensive tools for the armed citizen self-defender are the handgun, OC Spray, and a powerful handheld flashlight.  I stand by that assessment.  The other two categories of common self-defense tools that are omitted from my proposed three tools are, obviously, blades and impact... Continue Reading →

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