P&S 159 — Degrees of Concealment
Jon Hauptman of PHLster joins an experienced panel to discuss concealment as a spectrum shaped by holsters, clothing, body type, movement, behavior, access, and context.
Pro Guns, Gear, Tactics, Training, Mindset, & Discussion
Jon Hauptman of PHLster joins an experienced panel to discuss concealment as a spectrum shaped by holsters, clothing, body type, movement, behavior, access, and context.
The panel compares bug-in, bug-out, and bug-home plans, emphasizing realistic hazards, household needs, transportation, supplies, communications, and flexible decision-making.
The July 2018 P&S Open Mic features an audience-driven discussion with experienced contributors covering firearms, equipment, training, and professional perspectives.
Military and law-enforcement veterans discuss preparing for retirement or separation, rebuilding identity and purpose, translating experience, relationships, finances, and life after service.
The panel examines how concealed-carry equipment and practical EDC skills can be tested in competition without confusing match performance with defensive decision-making.
Alma Cole, Tim Herron, and Scott Jedlinski discuss the deliberate practice, match experience, measurement, coaching, and problem-solving involved in reaching Grand Master.
An experienced panel introduces precision-rifle fundamentals, including equipment, rifle setup, ammunition, data, environmental effects, shooter consistency, and realistic expectations.
Mick Brown, Stefan Melander, and Darin Talbot discuss how nylon equipment is designed, constructed, tested, and adapted to users, missions, materials, and manufacturing constraints.
The June 2018 P&S Open Mic features a large panel in a free-form conversation about firearms, training, equipment, professional experience, and audience questions.
Jonathan Choate, Lee Gullett, and Thad Kuntz discuss practical computer and network security, common vulnerabilities, user behavior, privacy, and risk reduction.