Identifying Good Training
In this article, we share some thoughts on how to identify good instructors and courses, and how to be a good student so you get the most out of your training.
Ruth Stout’s “No Work Gardening” Method
If you’re looking to plant a garden but don’t have the time for digging and soil amendment, give this a try. All you need is hay, seeds, and a patch of ground.
CAT TQ 101
The Combat Application Tourniquet (CAT) from North American Rescue is easily the most ubiquitous tourniquet in the North American landscape. Heres some tips.
Intro to K9 Emergencies: IFAK Composition
Dogs get hurt, too. What you need to patch them up isn’t all-too-different from what you’d use on yourself, but the differences are important.
Overdoses for Responder Zero
Overdosing is a problem that’s becoming as universal to many cities as heart attacks and car accidents. If one happens near you, what do you do?
Carrying Crossdraw: Don’t
In it’s time, crossdraw made a lot of sense, but the days of controlling a horse with one hand while shooting a single action revolver with the other are over.
Deep Concealment and Cold Weather
Cold weather means changing your layers a bit. The ISG team tested different carry methods to determine which were best… read on to see our results.
Guns of ISG: The Shotgun
The shotgun is the bastard child of the gun world, and for good reason, but you should still know these techniques for running one better than the enemy.
Guns of ISG: Introduction
We believe that guns are a responsibility, in addition to being a right. You owe it to those with whom you share a free society to be an asset, not a liability.
Guns of ISG: Why the Handgun?
It’s said ‘handguns are to fight your way to a rifle’. That’s nonsense. The handgun is often ideal, but you’ll need to put in work to be an asset.