Author Archives: Badlands Rifleman
The Badlands Bush Hunter Knife – Video Description and Ordering Information
I’m excited to announce I’ll be producing my own knife, built upon specifications of my own and borrowing from historical examples of proven designs. It’s a well known fact how important a good belt knife is, and after years of trial and error and searching for a knife that I could settle on I decidedContinue reading “The Badlands Bush Hunter Knife – Video Description and Ordering Information”
Introducing Team Leader Fieldcraft Knowledge reference cards – $25
Chock full of some of the most useful and practical knowledge that I regularly used as an Infantry team leader and squad leader. We can’t remember everything, and when we are cold and tired our brains don’t work the best, that’s why many successful men have always kept notes. In carrying on this tradition I’veContinue reading “Introducing Team Leader Fieldcraft Knowledge reference cards – $25”
Line 2 Gear: My Rifles for Backcountry Patrolling and Security
Chop Till I Drop: Bush Hunter Knife vs. 2×4
Line 2 Gear: The Fighting and Scouting Load
Letter from a student: What takes priority in training?
I received the following question from a student who has been to many of my classes. I thought it brought up an important question, how to prioritize our training? I think it’s a great question because a lot of people put too much priority into some areas and not enough into others. Following that approachContinue reading “Letter from a student: What takes priority in training?”
Practical Bush Rifle: Rezeroing the Scout Scope and Up Drill Practice
I got the high rings I needed to clear the skinner scout rail’s front sight post, so I rezeroed the hilux 2-7 and practiced some up drills. I was a little rusty at first but things started clicking after a bit.
Practical Bush Rifle: Zeroing the Scout Scope
In this video I get the Leatherwood Hilux 2-7 scout scope zeroed and confirm the zero at distance.
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