This week I get Kathy Jackson talking about… The dynamics of a women only pistol class How normalization can affect a woman’s view of concealed carry How the “look of the gun” can be a very good thing … And
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I’ve been using the Comp-tac International Holster for the past couple of months for dry-fire and USPSA matches. The International is Comp-tac’s answer to drop-offset holsters for USPSA/IPSC competition and is a worthy entry into their line of accessories. You
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Randi Rogers is current a pro-shooter for and sales and marketing manager at Comp-Tac Victory Gear, the maker for quality kydex holsters and the popular MTAC concealment holster. As of this interview Randi had won 36 National and International title in
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Julie Golob is a veteran of the Army Marksmanship Unit, the captain of the Smith & Wesson shooting team, one the most decorated professional shooters and the only person to win championships in all 6 USPSA This week I spoke
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While I’m hopeful to be put on the “nice list” this year by Santa, there’s no guarantee, so I may need to take gift selection into my own hands as a lump of coal hardly fills me with Christmas cheer!
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White Dog Holster‘s still makes my favorite molded kydex pancake style holster and they would be available on the site today if they could deliver the lead times I would require for WTBGU! customers. (I actually have a new pouch
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Guest poster Tara is back again with the 4 rules she lives by and how they got applied to her decision to carry concealed. A few years ago I established “The Rules”. Four very important mantras, if you will, that my kids
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Tara is a business professional from the North East and has become very serious about the protection of herself and her children in the past few years. She shoots regularly (or more than regularly but more on that later) and was a
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