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The U.S. and the Hague Convention Ban on Hollow Point Ammo: Where do We Stand Exactly?

Posted on 9 July 2015 by The Tactical Hermit

  With the recent news of the Military switching to Hollow Point Ammunition for Sidearms, some questions have risen on how this is legally possible since it has always been thought by the General Public that the Hague Convention of 1899 banned Hollow Point (or Expanding ammunition) for use in warfare. Well, after some digging…

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US Military Transitions to HP Ammo for Sidearms

Posted on 8 July 2015 by The Tactical Hermit

    Original Article on Bearing Arms U.S. Military Makes Monumental Shift To Hollowpoint Pistol Ammunition Posted by Bob Owens  In a significant doctrinal shift, the U.S. military is relegating full metal jacketed (FMJ) pistol bullets to a training role, and will be adopting modern hollowpoint designs similar to those used by most domestic law…

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Muzzle Discipline FAIL with SLAMFIRE

Posted on 30 May 2015 by The Tactical Hermit

No matter the firearm, paying attention where your muzzle is pointed is IMPERATIVE at all times, but most especially during the unloading and clearing of the weapon. If there are two general things you can convey to people about firearm safety it is these two: Keep your finger OFF the trigger until ready to FIRE…

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Gross Motor Skills & Weapon Manipulation

Posted on 18 May 2015 by The Tactical Hermit

We have discussed at length on this blog the reason why Gross Motor Skills (GMS) regardless of what tool is involved, are so important in a fight. Whether you are using empty hand, stick or knife, Gross motor movements work hand-in-hand with using the larger, more dense muscle groups to generate more powerful strikes, jabs,…

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Addressing and Breaking the “AK Stigma”

Posted on 5 May 2015 by The Tactical Hermit

  I have been shooting and training with AK-47’s and their variants for over fifteen years now. I have seen the platform both grow in civilian popularity and slowly but surely nudge it’s way into the very tight U.S. firearms accessories market that was solely dominated by the AR-15 for two decades. In the old…

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The HCS CO Yugo M92 AK-47 Pistol

Posted on 2 May 2015 by The Tactical Hermit

The Yugoslavian PAP M92 AK-47 Pistol is one of the better AK pistols to hit the U.S. Market in some time. And similar to the other AK pistol offerings on the market such as the Draco and Mini-Draco,(see my review of the Mini-Draco HERE.) these guns are only IMPORTED and not MANUFACTURED (or ASSEMBLED) by…

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Maximizing Real Estate on the Yugo M70 Ultimak Rail Mount

Posted on 21 April 2015 by The Tactical Hermit

  Recently while looking at my planned gun modifications for the Summer, I came across an interesting dilemma that may nor may not be helpful to you Yugo M70 Owners. I had planned to install a light mount for some time on My Yugo M70AB2 Underfolder AK . Currently, it is equipped with an Ultimak…

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Let’s talk AK Ammo Types for Self-Defense

Posted on 2 April 2015 by The Tactical Hermit

From the Archives, 2015   I get asked a TON of questions about pistol and rifle ammo regularly. Probably the most asked question with rifles is: “What is the best TYPE of ammo to use in an AK for self-defense?” My general response is typically “Whatever you have loaded at the time is fine, the…

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Re-Examining the Neck Knife: Mall Ninja Garb or Street Practical Shiv?

Posted on 1 November 2014 by The Tactical Hermit

I have discussed on this blog before how I favor the carry of a small fixed blade knife carried horizontal in addition to a pocket folder of some type. The point being: AMBIDEXTROUS ACCESSIBILITY or Can you access both blades with either hand easily? When we think about having access to a weapon during a fight, we…

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Gear Review: Cold Steel Voyager Tanto (Large) Folding Knife

Posted on 18 August 2014 by The Tactical Hermit

  The Knife I am reviewing today is a Cold Steel Voyager Tanto Large, Plain Blade. I specify Large, because this knife has a big brother in the XL Tanto,(a beast with a 5 1/2″ blade) just so you don’t get confused. I have been meaning to buy and review Cold Steel’s Voyager series for…

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