Train Like You Fight

If you own a firearm, you owe it to yourself and those around you to get trained. That much should seem obvious.

But one thing we’ve noticed is people getting training but not training with the equipment they might normally use in practice.

For example, have you ever seen someone take a handgun course and use a drop leg rig or openly-carried belt holster, and then learn the person doesn’t normally carry that way?

In an emergency, you don’t rise to the occasion, but will revert back to your knowledge and training.

If you carry a concealed firearm and practice from an open-carry mode, you won’t suddenly become an expert at presenting from the draw. If you carry concealed, train concealed.

Thus, if you plan to use body armor in a self-defense scenario, then train with body armor. You’ll thank us later.

One of the featured products we sell is our flagship body armor carrier, the Testudo.