Training Notes: Knowing Your Trigger Reset

What are the fundamentals of solid marksmanship? Steady PositionConsistent AimConsistent Breath ControlConsistent Trigger Pull I’m willing to build on this concept…just a bit. Notice that on each of those bullet points, aside form the first one, consistency is the key. And the first one, by the way, is only achieved through consistency as well- this …

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Unkown Distance (UKD) Rapid Rifle Engagement, by JRS

This is a basic rifleman’s guide to rapid engagement on targets at unknown distances out to 500(ish) meters. This approach is modeled on low powered variable optics, using mil based reticles and a 100m zero. This is not meant as a mil relation article but hopefully you can start to pull the beauty of mils …

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The Irish Perspective on Guerrilla Logistics

In the Guerrilla Logistics post from yesterday, one of the comments was absolutely superb in highlighting the challenges and resulting limitations the Irish experienced during the Black and Tan War. The West Cork IRA Flying Column had a terrible logistic problem in the 1919-1921 Black and Tan War with England. The Units commander Tom Barry, …

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A Challenge of Logistics: Ammo in Guerrilla Groups

Almost as predictable as the rising of the sun is the issues of keeping a guerrilla group supplied. In every historical account I’ve read and personal encounters training and patrolling with the Kurdish Peshmerga and even the Afghan Border Police (which is little more than a government sanctioned militia) the number one issue boils down …

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