Recent content by t_durden

Wondering if anyone can help me out right quick. Im looking to list a barrel and some mags on gb, but im curious about the payment options. if i list credit cards as payment options, do i need a method of doing the CC transaction on my end? or will GB charge the credit card then send me payment?

I would advise against standing joint locks. In my experience, while they are certainly effective, they are what i categorize as low percentage moves. they work, just not often enough to risk losing positional dominance and risk disarmament. I would however recommend a handshake for arm drag...

well, if the situation arose where you warned, then fired upon an intruder. then i would not consider it reasonable to assume they will rethink their course of action. drugs? adrenaline? getting pissed that some dude just peppered him with birdshot? also, know that birdshot will...

#6 shot will not hit like a 357... the shot column would have to act in the manner of a slug, which is does not. it acts like a few hundred tiny pellets. as a conglomeration they lack the necessary penetration to stop a bad guy.

yes, go after the law enforcers, good idea. everyone knows how much control they have over the law and over societies hoplophobia. OC being legal or not, you know your going to run into some kind of trouble and you were clearly looking for it. going out and about your day lawfully carry open is...

Amen Hush airsoft in new england is a prime example of how airsoft is an effective training tool. beyond simple manipulation and basic marksmanship principles, we regularly run training to further enhance our milsim games. Having a variety of instructors including a retired infantry major has...

go MOLLE

airsoft is a great training tool. several notes: do not confuse the metal they use for airsoft guns with the quality steel they use for your own handguns. the airsoft guns have a chance of breaking under the stresses of training. use the wrong gas, you'll blow a seal. use the wrong weight bb...

a jack of all trade, master of none. i'd say learn some serious jiu jitsu, stick with it, and then keep up with the Muay thai. there is nothing in those arts that you wont find anywhere else

i understand that many arts "train" for mult. attackers. i believe the truth of the matter is that multiple attacker drills is folly. you dont have eyes in the back of your head, no amount of chi can help with that. i also believe that lineage does not add legitimacy. i never have understood...

respectfully, i still have not found a martial art that successfully deals with multiple attacks or armed attackers with the sole exception of track and field or a CCW. my own beloved art included. I dont know any BJJ guy who wants to stay underneath, on the ground. my first goal is to improve...

you need to get involved in a grappling style of some kind. i would recommend finding a brazilian jiu jitsu school assoiciated with one of the gracies. i dont buy into martial art styles that tout eye gouges and throat strikes. over on the sherdog forums, people would always tout these as the...