Let ‘Em Have It!
Lads and lassies, the Bacon is back after much too long an absence nae! First of all, ah’ve to repeat meself from the vijayo. I spoke ill o’ a few lads about the MLG...
The Kommando Blog
What’s a 12 Gauge Firearm? The Shockwave and Tac-14
So I like shotguns and own close to a dozen of them, ranging from your mass produced Turkish shotgat to the pride of my: collection a Winchester 1897 produced in 1902. This intro is...
A Look at the Ruger American Rimfire in .22lr
Introduction. It’s time to take a look at the Ruger American Rimfire in 22lr. With the popularity, reliability, and affordability of the 10/22, it only seems natural that Ruger would want to make a...
Extremely Rare Spurdo Hi-Point Handgun
I understand you may have some questions. Maybe you’re thinking- WHY? or OH FUG :DDD I’ll tell you the truth of how this amazing handgun became what it is. I put together a secret...
The Thompson Center Compass
The Thompson Center Compass is a sub-$300 (2016 – present, 2020) cost rifle manufactured by Smith & Wesson, at least by marking variance, in three configurations and eight cartridges. It features a push-feed Mauser-derived...
Trijicon TA33: The Most Underrated ACOG
For over a decade now the go-to answer to the question “what magnified optic should I get?” has been the Trijicon TA31, colloquially known as the ACOG. What a surprising amount of people don’t...
Fight or Flight: The CC Dilemma
It’s a question that many who carry a gun daily think about. “What do I do if “X” happens? Do I fight or flee? How do I factor event Y into this?” Unfortunately, it’s...
Milsim West: The Battle for Balkar Ridge
The Battle for Balkar Ridge was a fierce battle fought between Russian and NATO forces that occurred on May 12th 2017 in the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic, a small province in Russia’s northern Caucasus region. Previously...
Guide to Gearing Up For Milsim West
A question I have been asked a lot regarding bringing my gear to Milsim West events is: “how do you pack all of that wet/cold weather gear into your ruck?” or even “what gear...
