Do you conceal carry a firearm in your vehicle? It’s in your best interest to do that safely and securely. In the February/March, 2025 issue of the USCCA’s Concealed Carry Magazine, I highlight some considerations and products related to this important topic.
Roundup – Case Options for Firearms
This article for the May/June, 2024 issue of the USCCA’s Concealed Carry Magazine is a round-up of various carry case options available for transporting firearms.
M1 Abrams Tank – Get Close and Destroy
The M1 Abrams tank has been a mainstay of the US military for more than 40 years and it’s still a force to be reckoned with.
Alexo Athletica-Springfield Armory “Readywear” Collaboration
Founded in 2017, Alexo Athletica filled a much needed gap for ladies who wanted to take charge of their personal protection, offering fashionable clothing uniquely designed by and for women. A few years later, Alexo introduced a few items for men. However, the 2022 collaboration with Springfield Armory, proved Alexo was “in it to win it.” This cover story for the USCCA’s Concealed Carry Magazine drained inventory in just a few weeks.
Alexo Athletica – Not Just for Girls
Alexo Athletica burst on to the firearms scene in 2017 with an encouraging message for women – you don’t have to dress like a man to safely and comfortably conceal a handgun. It didn’t take long for the guys to realize there was a shortage of carry-ready activeware for them as well. This story for the USCCA’s Concealed Carry Magazine highlights the company’s new product line for men.
The History of MOLLE
The modular lightweight load-carrying equipment (MOLLE) fastening system has been a foundational part of US military packs and wearables for many years. We are now beginning to see the system utilized for civilian products as well. What are it’s origins and iterations? This story highlights the benefits of MOLLE and traces its military history.
Vince Vargas’ “Beteran” Movement
Here’s a guy who is taking a different approach to supporting the veteran community. Soldiers require 16 weeks of basic training to get them for combat; any yet we spend less than a week of time to transition them out. Vince is on a mission to change that.
Interview with Congressman Dan Crenshaw
A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to interview Congressman Dan Crenshaw for the Black Rifle Coffee Company’s Coffee or Die magazine. Crenshaw is a former Navy SEAL, a true patriot and one of the few straight talkers in Washington. We talked about his Saturday Night Live experience, current events that are polarizing our country, and his new book — Fortitude.