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Field Testing Ruffiano International’s Dirty Harry Shoulder Rig

by Greg Chabot From bear country hikes to long hours behind the wheel, this handmade holster proved why some classics refuse to disappear. We live in a Kydex world when it comes to the concealed carry of handguns. Good quality leather holsters are getting harder to find out there. A …

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Field-Testing the Caracal 816 A2 Piston Upper

by Greg Chabot “Would I trust my life to this upper?” Here’s the verdict. The AR15 family has been around since 1956 and is a battle proven design. It has always used the direct impingement system which is very reliable and simple, with the one caveat being the bolt and …

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Field-Testing the ‘Operator’ Knife From Triarii Metalworks

by Greg Chabot I’m a knife guy and make no bones about it. I’m always looking for unique designs that work in the real world. As a kid, I bought all the cool looking “flea market” special blades. And the woods near my boyhood home is filled with “Rambo” type …

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Inside the Circle of Death, We Got Hit by An IED – And Garrison Bullshit From ‘Old Stinkeye’

by Greg Chabot Note from the author: The following is all from my perspective and how I remember it. Any inaccuracies are on me. Overview I often get asked, “What was the most dangerous mission you went on?” My reply: “Logpack to FOB Warhorse.”  Baqubah in 2004-05 was not a …

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Inside Toronto’s Chinatown: That Time I Tried to Join the Triads

by Greg Chabot I was attracted to organized crime; it holds a mystique. But there is a dark underside outsiders don’t see. I was working for the railroad, and was assigned to a job in Toronto. I had to stop and get a work visa at the border. Thankfully that …

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