My thoughts and opinions on the Act in Black DTNVGs. Enjoy.

Just my thoughts on Stock Placement. Enjoy.

I go through the process to how I install the 417 Comp and any other similar compensator. Enjoy.

Jon discusses techniques and tips to get the most out of night vision specific dry fire.

Lots of people ask how to mount optics so I decided to make a video on it. Not the coolest video but I hope it helps. Enjoy.

Lots of people ask what distances to zero their RMRs so I decided to make a video on it. Not the coolest video but I hope it helps. Enjoy.

This is a guy you want to get to know and also learn from. Jon has been writing articles for Spotter Up for a long time. But he is far more than a guy writing blog content. If you get a chance to watch his videos on Instagram, read any of his in-depth and honest articles, and talk to him in person you will find out he is a very complex person. I remember our first convo. Jon told me the only way he’d write for us is if he got the chance to speak candidly about the products he

In this video, Jon covers helmet setup for NVG use and gives his advice on accessories and configurations.

Buy this insert Intro In our current world climate, most of us do not want to travel without our means to protect ourselves. When traveling with a firearm most of us struggle to keep up with TSA regulations and airlines policies. Consequently, we must travel according to the illogical laws, regulations, and policies. As we skirt those lines we must also secure and protect our firearms from thieves and mishandling that is common with airport baggage. That is where purchasing

Jon Dufresne is a former Army Ranger and now a firearms instructor. He teaches for both Sage Dynamics and Frank Proctor (who was an instructor on the 2016 Shooter’s Summit.) Jon’s focus as an instructor is not only on fundamentals but low light techniques and emergency tactical care. In todays podcast you’ll learn why more lumens (that’s the rating on flashlights) is better when you need to fight at night, the danger of setting up your gear wrong, and answering the question