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Monthly Archives: July 2026
Is the RevoMag Revolver Reloader Really Revolutionary?
What do you off-duty carry guys think of the USA-made RevoMag? My travels are generally in low-threat environments, and some days I love reliving the revolver life. A Smith & Wesson M&P340 is my wheelgun go-to. Mine is outfitted with a Crimson Trace 405 laser grip to complement the S&W-installed XS 24/7 Tritium front sight. In my left pocket, I tote either a Bianchi Speed Strip, HKS #36-A Speedloader, or an original, but now discontinued, S.L. Variant speedloader. For ease of carry, it’s usually the Speed Strip, which rides nice and flat in the pants. A Sticky Holsters rig sheaths the gun in my right front pocket. I am normally … Continue reading
Posted in Concealed Carry, Firearms, Off Duty, Street
Tagged back-up gun, Concealed Carry, concealed carry gun, Police Back-Up Gun, Smith & Wesson
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Is the Officer Wellness Trend Inflicting More Damage?
Anyone else tired of the “officer wellness” rhetoric? Gee, somehow veteran cops survived the difficult shifts without all the attention and sympathy that the next generation apparently needs in this line of work. Policing is becoming a soft profession. I guess it is the same for all First Responders. Doing the job in today’s world apparently makes you a victim. Yeah, showing emotions meant showing weakness for past generations, but surviving also meant having the trust of your peers. Your partners back then were baby boomers who had a much less doting upbringing than you. Opinions were as black and white was the police cars. If it’s bleeding, rub some … Continue reading
Posted in Detectives, Officer Down, Officer Safety, Politics, Street
Tagged Officer Safety, Officer Wellness
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