Now that you have the ability to defend yourself, do your best never to need to draw that weapon. Robert Heinlein said “An armed society is a polite society.” If you realize that an interaction gone awry could lead to the use of a gun, you are more likely to hold back that biting comment when someone cuts in line or takes too long to prepare your order. The most important part of situational awareness is prevention. If you don’t feel safe, leave. If you can’t leave, behave in a mild but assertive manner.
The Best Materials for Holsters
Holsters can be made from canvas, or even lace, but mostly you will find leather and Kydex. Leather is the hide of animals, either softened to fit the contours of your body or stiffened to hold the gun firmly. Kydex is a thermoplastic acrylic polyvinyl chloride (PVC) composite. It is tough and rigid and can be manufactured to fit the exact specifications of your gun. Kydex is water and sweat-resistant, scratch-resistant, and unlikely to stretch or shrink.
How Wearing a Mask Relates to Social Chaos
This sort of warfare has been going on insidiously in the background since before I was born. More than fifty years after the original paper, the Cloward-Piven strategy is finally coming to full fruition. Obeying the admonition of Obama staffer Rahm Emanuel that they should “never let a serious crisis go to waste,” the media wasted no time frightening us into submission when a novel coronavirus mysteriously appeared in Wuhan, China last year. Now we are all wearing masks and staying six feet away from each other while businesses go bankrupt and individuals whose jobs are deemed “nonessential” have no income. This gave the government an opportunity to ride to the rescue with stimulus checks for everyone. See how that works? Now welfare includes you and me.
The Anatomy of A Revolver: A Photographic Guide
We explain the parts of the revolver with: muzzle, barrel, cylinder, trigger, grip, sights, trigger guard, hammer, cylinder release, crane, ratchet, ejector rod, and firing pin.
The Anatomy of a Semi-Automatic Pistol: A Photo Guide
We have broken down our Sig Sauer P320 into its parts: grip module, slide, trigger assembly, recoil spring, takedown lever, and barrel.
How to Clean a Semi-Automatic Pistol, With Photos
Keeping your pistol clean prevents malfunctions that are caused by the fouling of the internal workings. Fortunately, every other month is sufficient for casual shooters. Let’s break it down, and then we will go back and examine the steps in greater detail. Assemble your cleaning supplies Wear gloves and protect your work surface with a…
How to Clean a Revolver: Step By Step Photos
Unload the gun. Dip a bore brush in cleaning solvent. Feed the brush through the cylinder and the barrel. Feed a cleaning patch through the cylinder and the barrel. Clean around the muzzle with a brush. Clean the extractor with solvent. Use a clean cloth to oil the outside, except the grip.
17 Nifty Accessories for Your Gun
Targets
Grips
Speedloaders
Magazines
Lights
Range Bags
Red Dot Sights
Shooting Sticks
Bore Sights
Bench Stands
Laser Sights
Shooting Apps
Scopes
Chronographs
Spotting Scopes
Laser Training SIRT Pistols
Holographic Sights
How to Draw a Gun From a Holster —Practice Makes Perfect
If you are wearing a jacket, use your hand to sweep it out of the way and grip the butt of your gun as you would for shooting. If an untucked shirt covers the gun, clear it by grabbing the hem with your nonshooting hand and lifting it above the gun while the shooting hand grabs the weapon. A tucked shirt with an in the waistband will require an extra tug with the non shooting hand to free the hem of the shirt and lift it out of the way.
Use your thumb to open any flaps or snaps that hold the gun in the holster. Lift upward to clear the holster. Rotate the muzzle forward and upward until you reach shooting level, pointing at the target.
What is an AR-15? Photos, Components, How it Works
The AR-15 style rifle is a lightweight semi-automatic rifle closely related to the military M16 and M4 Carbine rifles. Between 1994 and 2004 some varieties were classified as “assault weapons” and were illegal under the Public Safety and Recreational Firearms Use Protection Act.