I think it's still available by his blog but will have to find that link to be sure.
https://pointdriventraining.com/category/training/
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I think it's still available by his blog but will have to find that link to be sure.
https://pointdriventraining.com/category/training/
Still carrying and shooting my PSA mags in a 43x. No issues and they don't get babied. I dropped one hard and then put 500 rounds through it just to check. Still functions fine, but it's the training...
I have three and will order a few more this week. I've put just under 500 rounds through the three combined with no issues. A mix of 147 and124+P, both HST and Gold Dots. No issues in my 43x.
As...
Another benefit to the "versatility" of fire extinguishers is that there are many reasons to have one in hand, absent any actual fire. Maybe someone handed it to you because they thought it was in...
Thank you for this. I've spent the last two days at the gym and office listening to various stations. As someone who isn't a fan of Spotify, etc it's a good alternative.
I've found a longer, at least G17 length, holster to work better for me in 99% of the situations I find myself in, regardless of what gun I'm carrying. The one notable standout where it gives me...
Over the last six months I've deployed pepper spray multiple times, a swift kick twice, a stick or rock twice and once had to draw and fire because of aggressive or attacking dogs. Like people who...
As someone who grew up cutting firewood for heat, later for sale, with whatever old saws we could afford and keep running at one point I was very into Husky and Stihl stuff.
Many years later...
Sometimes it's clipped in my left rear pocket. Sometimes it's front left pocket. Sometimes AIWB at 11 o'clock. Sometimes it's inside a front pocket.
I liked everything about my Micro, but shouldn't have chosen Tyvek. Ordered the softshell this evening.
The Tyvek Micro lasted just over a year before I had to add tape to keep cards from falling out of the bottom. It's now more gorilla tape than tyvek so time to replace it. I'm 90% likely to order the...
Anyone not seen the new Gymkhana? Even if you've never seen any of the other ones I suggest watching the latest one. Both the car and driver are impressive.
I've got a bunch of Dexter Russell knives. Kitchen, camping and woods use. They have a lot of useful patterns at good prices and made in the USA. Way better for field and boat work than that bubba...
We've been using a Monorail for a couple years too. Absolutely zero complaints.
Dark Star Gear offers a vertical sheath for the Clinch Pick. It's also possible to just add a clip to the Clinch Pick sheath and keep it horizontal.
https://darkstargear.com/product/cp-clip/
I'm a big quilt user. More versatile than a regular bag, IMO. I'm generally in a hammock with tarp setup or just a tarp/pad/quilt unless we are car camping in which case I'll sometimes use a tent.
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An aquantaince just got his Rivian truck. It's pretty impressive in terms of usable space. We put six mountain bikes and a lot of fire wood in the bed, camping stuff in the enclosed space at the...
There is an outer spacer/sleeve inside the light near the head that moves with a CR123, but stays put when using a AA. The design allows both batteries to fit and contact the spring reliably.
The...
Rivian is supposedly working on something like this. They are spending a lot of money on the "lifestyle brand" future of the company. Which might bite them in the ass considering the issues with...
I have friends that live in urban environments that have made good use out of the audible alarms. Most also carry OC and some have more options. I don't think that the alarm is so much an attractant...
I like that place. Any family owned place that you can handle everything in the shop without having to bother any of the employees, generally has coffee ready and offers a variety of quality working...
I've bought OC spray (SabreRed) from Copsplus several times. Quick shipping and no issues.
Single cell Surefire with the gas pedal switch UI. Push a little for low, harder for high. Push is momentary only. Twist the tail cap for constant on. I have the two cell version, the EDCL2-T, which...
I wouldn't be the one to ask. I don't worry much about the specifics when it comes to candela, tint, etc. I find a size I like with "enough" output and a UI I can live with that isn't so expensive...
If you've been happy witht the 2L output but want High/Lo and rechargeable look at the Macrostream. You charge through a port on the light, UI is High/low only, 500 lumens and it's just a little...