When it comes to concealed carry, the famed snub nose revolver is one of the O.G.s of carry firearms. To this day, the snub nose continues to be a common choice for shooters looking for a simple, reliable, and powerful weapon. Where did the famed snub nose come from? Tough to say, but the Fitz …
The Sig P210 Carry may be the epitome of necessity being the mother of invention that worked out perfectly. In the wake of those pesky, cowardly, and white flag-waving Nazis, the Swiss Army decided to upgrade their weaponry, including their service handgun. The SIG P210 became the official sidearm of choice and was designated the …
Did you know there is a full-auto Glock? Yep! Travis shows us a world of Glocks you’ve probably never seen or shot. Glock pistols are, without a doubt, the most popular pistols currently on the market. They dominate the world of military and police forces and the civilian concealed carry market. Here at Crossbreed, we …
In the world of concealed carry, you’ll hear a lot about drawing. Drawing is the act of removing your firearm from the holster and getting it on target. For concealed carry and defensive shooting, being able to safely, competently, and even swiftly draw your firearm can be an unbeatable skill. Drawing sounds simple but requires …
Today we are going to tackle the world of tactical myths. It’s sad how many myths exist and how destructive they can be. Many pose as advice but can be downright dangerous. Since these myths show up so often, I’ve decided to target some of the more dangerous ones out there and thoroughly debunk the …
Carrying a spare magazine can mean the difference between life or death in a gunfight. Since concealed carry went mainstream, we’ve seen an explosion in holsters, and tagging along right behind holsters has been mag pouches. Heck, the current trend sees a mag pouch tied to your holster, like the Reckoning or the brand new …
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