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The calendar says that Summer is almost upon us, but here in Houston, I’m not fooled – Summer has been here for about a month now. Summer of course means hotter temperatures, and when possible, fewer layers and less clothing. For those of us who carry concealed, fewer layers and less clothing means we have […]
It’s finally time to start the Facebook giveaways. For our first giveaway, we’re giving away Monderno logo patches and stickers (available for order soon), designed by our graphics guru Dan. Rules Like Monderno on Facebook. Like, comment or share one of our giveaway posts. Share Monderno with your friends. Contest ends June 4. What If […]
Pictured above L-R: Walther PPQ in a Kaluban Cloak OWB holster, and Smith & Wesson Shield in a PHLster Skeleton holster. I’m a big fan of Kydex holsters. Don’t get me wrong, I think leather holsters can be great as well, I just generally prefer Kydex. If you haven’t yet discovered a love for thermoplastic […]
A topic that comes up often is whether or not to keep loaded weapons, particularly loaded handguns, in homes where there are children. The fear is that their kids may accidentally or on purpose find the loaded gun. I think this is a valid concern, but I also think there’s a simple solution to this problem. […]
One of my favorite shows on TV is Top Shot on the History Channel. The show is now in its fourth season, but if you’ve never seen it before, it’s a “reality TV style” shooting competition. [image source_type=”attachment_id” source_value=”2360″ title=”Top Shot Season 4 Cast” align=”right” icon=”zoom” lightbox=”true” size=”medium” autoHeight=”true”]16 contestants are split up into two […]
Pictured is the loaded chamber indicator on a Ruger SR9. You can read our Ruger SR9 review here. As you might have guessed from the title of this post, I’m not a fan of loaded chamber indicators. At best, they are an unnecessary part of your gun and should be ignored. At worst, loaded chamber indicators […]
Sergeant Major Kyle E. Lamb (retired), spent more than 21 years with the United States Army, more than 15 years of which were with the U.S. Army Special Operations. In addition to being the Founder and President of Viking Tactics, he is an expert in weapons, weapons handling and training. Video In this video, Kyle Lamb […]
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If you’ve been shooting very long, no doubt you’ve seen some monkey at the gun range attempting to validate Darwin’s theory of Natural Selection by doing something stupid with a firearm. I know I sure have. Gun safety is everyone’s concern, and is the most important thing you can learn about firearms. If you’re a new shooter, […]
A good belt is not the same as a good gun belt. If you’ve been carrying for very long, you’ve probably discovered that your belt can make or break your experience. The reason for this is simple: most belts aren’t stiff enough to hold the weight of a gun and holster, let alone the added […]
