Month: August 2018
My youngest sons new rifle – Mossberg MVP
Some upgrades to my 5.56 AR Pistol – Midwest Industries SLH M-LOK handguard and Primary Arms Cyclops 1x Prism scope.
Midwest Industries SLH Handguards – https://www.midwestindustriesinc.com/category-s/523.htm
Primary Arms Cyclops, Black – http://bit.ly/2Lf2uWO
Primary Arms Cyclops, FDE – http://bit.ly/2MFsiQJ
Wife’s new Palmetto State Armory 4″ 9mm AR pistol.
Primary Arms Micro dot push button – http://bit.ly/2w0mbwR
Primary Arms Micro dot rotary dial – http://bit.ly/2Bq7p7V
Palmetto State Armory 4″ 9mm AR pistol w/SB tactical brace – http://bit.ly/2PjNI4m
Palmetto State Armory 4″ 9mm upper – http://bit.ly/2Br3KXc
5ivestar Gear mini hammock and carabiners.
0241 Tactical Tarp & stakes.
Handgun Malfunction clearance
In our current grid up everyday life, our handgun is often our #1 weapon, as it is what we are most likely to have with us if someone flings poop against a rotating oscillator. Hopefully, you are already devoting a decent amount of time to staying proficient with your preferred handgun of choice, and are able to efficiently and effectively deploy it, hits your targets, and reload it as necessary. One of the things I often see overlooked though, is practice at clearing malfunctions. However awesome and flawless your handgun may be, Murphy’s law will always rule, whether you want it to or not. Now, over the years I have taken many handgun classes. I’ve had multiple different instructors give their own take on how to clear various malfunctions. I can’t say that any of them have been “bad” or “wrong”, as they are mostly pretty similar with usually just slight variations in different aspects. That all said, I like to keep things as simple as possible. My friend Garry has a couple of video’s up with his methods of handgun malfunction clearance that I really like. He keeps it simple and effective. Enough said. Get out there and practice these.