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Suit Up! Ministry of Supply
Intro In adult life we acquire quite a bit of formal or business attire. For professionals or savvy dressers even more. For men specifically, the style of suits available are pretty generic. There are only a few styles, fabrics, and options. All of the suits I personally own are the standard wool box-shape suit that works for everything from business meetings to weddings. I primarily use a suit for work in executive protection which may require me to blend in or stand out; d
Jon Dufresne
Jan 7, 20171 min read


MOS Tactical SPAV-W for the win!
Intro Plate carriers, they are in abundance in this industry but few seem to try new things and many just copy existing designs. If you are like me you have tried quite a few and possibly torn, broken, or modified the carriers to fit your likes, needs, and/or mission. The creators of MOS Tactical went through the same conundrum. After thousands of dollars and many failed experiences MOS decided that they can make a better and more capable plate carrier with options for most
Jon Dufresne
Jan 5, 20171 min read


Is the 1911 obsolete?
Intro I want to start this off by saying I have shot a lot of 1911s but have never been in love with them. I can see why many carry and love them, but they have never filled my needs. Now in my experience there are bad and good 1911s. The bad ones usually cost less, have fewer features, and are well-known. The good ones are usually custom and cost a bit closer to a nice European vacation. Luckily these days we have companies that offer a mid-range option that are much more a
Jon Dufresne
Oct 6, 20161 min read


Product Review: XS Sights, Is it For You?
There are a lot of sights in the industry for many firearms, Glocks are probably one of the most modular and easy to “Do it yourself” firearms out there. The aftermarket products for Glocks are staggering. Most Glock owners first modification, and for some their only, is to change the sights. The Glock plastic sight are possibly the worst sights you could own. They are flimsy, plastic, and truthfully outdated. Glock probably doesn’t change them because the market has plenty o
Jon Dufresne
Aug 21, 20161 min read


Limitless Gear AR15/M4 Magazine Pouches
Intro In the AR15 world there are an overwhelming amount of parts and supporting accessories. Magazine pouches are one of those products that you can find in many colors, styles, and materials. I have used many different types for work and recreation. Limitless Gear is fairly new to the market and quite innovative with their products. I was provided two OD Green MC-R OPFOR Magazine pouches to review. At first glance I really liked the simple and low profile design. Also the
Jon Dufresne
Aug 5, 20161 min read


Hexmag AR 15 Magazine Review
Intro Hexmag was founded in early 2013. They actually started as a prototyping exercise in 3-D design and printing. They sold their first Hexmag March 2014. I have had a lot of different magazines in my life from issued GI mags to Magpul P-Mags. For full disclosure I have my own personal Hexmag that was given to me by a friend in August 2015 and it has had feed lip problems just after a few range sessions. I received two Hexmags in the mail for review, they both came in labe
Jon Dufresne
May 12, 20161 min read


Ranger Reviewed A Look at T1 Ammunition
Intro T1 Ammunition is disabled veteran-owned business that purchased an existing ammunition factory in Sarasota Florida in May of 2013. They develop ammunition for target, competition, and defense. I was sent 100 rounds of their 9 mm. 124 gr. Target, 150 rounds of 9 mm. 124 gr. Competition, and 250 rounds of .223 55 gr. FMJ. The ammo came in standard 50 round boxes that are clearly labeled –Important in my opinion – and all the rounds were in Styrofoam type ammo trays. I a
Jon Dufresne
May 1, 20161 min read
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