10 Yard Zero Target

This video features Chris Alvarez and Matt McGuire of Green Ops discussing advanced carbine training, focusing on the effective use of Low Power Variable Optics (LPVOs). They emphasize the importance of proper zeroing techniques, particularly the 50/200 yard zero, and how it translates to effective engagement at various distances. The discussion highlights the need to automate firearm manipulation to free up cognitive bandwidth for tactical decision-making and the critical role of consistent training in developing proficiency. The speakers, drawing from extensive military and instructional backgrounds, stress that true proficiency comes from rigorous practice and understanding equipment capabilities.

This guide details the Gunsite Academy's 50/200 yard zeroing strategy for AR-15 carbines, as explained by Mark Thomas (NSSF) and Bob Whaley (Gunsite Instructor). It emphasizes using a specialized target and starting at 25 yards for initial adjustments before confirming the zero at 50 and 200 yards. Regular zeroing is recommended for maintaining accuracy.

This entry synthesizes expert insights from Ivan of Kit Badger, a contractor with six years of experience. It details the financial incentives, lifestyle benefits, and mental health support available in security contracting, while also cautioning against common pitfalls like lifestyle creep and the impact on family life. A strong emphasis is placed on having a clear exit strategy from the outset.

This guide details the customization of a Ruger American .308 rifle, transforming it into a more capable precision tool. The process involves upgrading the stock to a Magpul Hunter, installing a higher-magnification Bushnell optic, and professionally shortening and threading the barrel for suppressor use. Expert insights from the video highlight that even with a 16.5-inch barrel, the rifle can maintain 1-1.5 MOA accuracy with quality match ammunition, making it a versatile option for hunting or utility.

This guide outlines how to get started in security contracting, drawing insights from former Marine Corps infantry and security contractor Ivan of Kit Badger. It emphasizes the importance of understanding contract types, the necessity of military or specialized law enforcement experience, and the rigorous vetting processes involved. Networking is highlighted as the most effective way to secure employment in this field, with a strong recommendation to obtain a TS/SCI clearance for high-paying opportunities.

This guide details a professional pistol painting technique demonstrated by Ivan from Kit Badger. It covers essential preparation, including thorough masking and degreasing, followed by a multi-layer application process using spray paints and stencils for a durable camouflage finish. The technique aims to enhance personalization and provide scratch and corrosion resistance.