Jacob Spencer

Whether you carry a duty rifle as an armed security officer, law enforcement professional, or in a tactical role, your optic is only as good as its zero. A properly zeroed optic means your point of aim (where you look) matches your point of impact (where the round hits) at known distances — and that simple match is the difference between effective use and a dangerous miss. Why zeroing matters Predictability — A zero gives you a predictable baseline for aiming so you can make fast, accurate...

Why Advanced Shooting Skills Matter Basic marksmanship is just the foundation. In the real world, stress changes everything. Your heart...

In the field of armed security, proficiency with a handgun is more than just a skill—it can be a decisive factor in both preventing and...