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In October, Polson, MT, sheriff’s deputy, Grant Holle, was suspended for fourteen days for violating department policy. He had been summoned to assist fellow officer, Tina Schlaile, who was detaining multiple-DUI offender, Rich Logan. Logan was slowly driving away in his car after he had been pulled over and as Officer Schalaile was approaching his […]
Russian Army Lessons Learned from the Battle of Grozny
A friend in DC just forwarded this to me. It is very interesting. It confirms that competent and dedicated riflemen are unconquerable. >>Russian Army Lessons Learned from the Battle of Grozny The Russian Army learned many lessons from its experience in Grozny: (1) You need to culturally orient your forces so that you don’t end […]
Vehicle Operations
When in a car under fire: In all cases the cars were well-built, European models, moving at fifty miles per hour or less. All hostile bullets were oblique shots from distances of anywhere from five to eighty meters. In the cases where I was in the vehicle, I recall a lot of glass shards, bullet […]
Gun industry legends Dave Spaulding, Massad Ayoob, Mike Boyle, and John Farnam join Fernando Coelho to dive deep into the history of the gun industry, shedding light on how firearms and firearms training have transformed over the decades. They discuss the dramatic shift from traditional print reviews to the digital age of internet forums, social media influencers, and YouTube personalities of the industry.
