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Scott Witner

About Scott Witner

Scott Witner is a former Marine Corps Infantryman with 2ndBn/8th Marines and was attached to the 24th MEU(SOC) for a 6-month deployment to the Mediterranean. He has completed training in desert warfare at the Marine Air Ground Combat Center, Mountain Warfare and survival at the Mountain Warfare Training Center, attended the South Korean Mountain Warfare school in Pohang and the Jungle Warfare school in the jungles of Okinawa Japan. He now enjoys trail running, hiking, functional fitness and working on his truck. Scott resides in Northeastern Ohio.

AMTAC Blades Tyrant Review: A Fixed Blade Sized for Everyday Carry

The AMTAC Blades Tyrant is a compact MagnaCut fixed blade designed to disappear into your EDC.

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The 8-Minute Dry Fire Routine That Builds Real Skill

Eight minutes a day. That’s all it takes to build better pistol skills. Learn the dry fire routine Rick uses to improve grip, presentation, red dot acquisition, and draw efficiency while creating habits that carry over to live fire.

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Book Review: The Most Dangerous Man by Jack Murphy

Jack Murphy’s The Most Dangerous Man takes the classic hunter-versus-prey concept and updates it for a modern audience. With authentic fieldcraft, believable action, and a relentless pace, it’s a thriller that’s difficult to put down.

Emergency Drinking Water Supply

Planning and Preparing an Emergency Drinking Water Supply

A practical guide to emergency water storage, filtration, rain collection, and household preparedness using the PACE framework.

Achilles Heel Tactical Launches the AHT Podcast

The new AHT Podcast expands conversations beyond the range, covering leadership, preparedness, fatherhood, discipline, and firearms training culture.

5.11 Drops a Limited Run of the AMP12 and AMP24

The AMP series is back in limited numbers—built for EDC, range days, and carrying gear without looking like you raided a SWAT locker.

Savior Equipment Obscura being tested on the range

Could the Savior Equipment Obscura Be the CCW Pack to Beat in 2026?

The Savior Obscura sling takes a new approach to off-body carry, focusing on one problem: balancing speed and security.

5.11 Range Ready Pro vs. Savior Equipment Specialist

Range Bag Showdown: 5.11 Range Ready Pro vs. Savior Equipment Specialist

The 5.11 and Savior range bags take two very different approaches—compact efficiency vs maximum capacity.

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Iranian Sleeper Cells in America: How Prepared Do You Really Need to Be?

Iranian sleeper cells are a real threat—but most preparedness advice fails. Here’s what actually matters when things go bad close to home.

Best EDC Gear layed out on a table

EDC Done Right: Stop Gear Shopping and Start Thinking

Your EDC isn’t failing because of your gear—it’s failing because of how you think about it.

A2 carry handle rear sight drum on AR-15 set for 50/200 Improved Battlesight Zero

A2 Battle Sight Zero: How to Set a 50/200 IBZ on Your Carry Handle AR

Step-by-step guide to setting a 50/200 Improved Battlesight Zero on an A2 carry handle AR, including drum reset and front sight adjustments.

Achilles Heel Tactical instructor Paul Costa

Meet the Achilles Heel Tactical Cadre: Paul Costa

Nearly 20 years in law enforcement supporting SWAT, FBI, and DEA operations, and USPSA Master Class competition shape Paul Costa’s principle-based training.

What 5.56 Ammo Do Navy SEALs Use? HOP Munitions Breaks It Down

HOP Munitions breaks down what 5.56 ammo Navy SEALs use, why Mk262 and Barnes TSX dominate the discussion, and how modern solid copper loads compare.

Paul Costa's gun belt setup

Gun Belt Setup: How Paul Costa Built One Belt to Do It All

Paul Costa finally reveals his go-to gun belt setup — one modular system built to handle competition, duty, and range work.

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