Author: Tommy Grant

I hit the range to test the AP5SD, Century Arms/MKE’s clone of the famous H&K MP5SD.Talk about getting your head spun.I was very excited When I heard rumors about Century Arms importing a new MP5SD-style pistol from MKE in Turkey. Then, I listened to some further details and was disappointed. Then I got one, and my opinion did a complete 180.Allow me to explain why.MKE AP5SD Specs:Country of Origin: TurkeyCartridge: 9x19mm ParabellumAction: Roller-lock delayed blowbackBarrel Length: 5.75 InchesWeight: 6.7 PoundsOverall Length (From brace to end of handguard): 19 Inches (collapsed) ; 24.25 Inches (extended)Muzzle: 1/2×28 threads and tri-lugMuzzle Device: Removable…

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The United States’ ruling class, led by Donald Trump, has warned that it’s time to “evacuate Tehran immediately,” as the empire sends an unprecedented tanker deployment to the Middle East. Are the masters anticipating a war? Trump has urgently warned Tehran residents to evacuate without explanation amid escalating Israel-Iran hostilities. According to a report by Natural News, in a cryptic post on Truth Social, President Donald Trump issued an urgent warning to the 10 million residents of Tehran: “Everyone needs to evacuate Tehran immediately!” The startling message, posted late Monday, came without explanation but followed days of escalating hostilities between…

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The Pentagon is redrawing its military combatant command responsible for defending the U.S. homeland to include Greenland as the Trump administration signals it wants control of the Danish territory. “[This] change will strengthen the Joint Force’s ability to defend the U.S. homeland, contributing to a more robust defense of the western hemisphere and deepening relationships with Arctic allies and partners,” the Pentagon’s chief spokesperson wrote in a statement Tuesday. The adjustment will shift responsibility for Greenland from U.S. European Command to U.S. Northern Command. In its announcement, the Pentagon framed the revision as part of a broader review of its…

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has refused to rule out an assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei as the clash between the two nations continues to escalate. Israel’s ruler has claimed that taking out Khamenei would end the war. In an interview with ABC News on Monday, Netanyahu was asked to comment on recent media reports claiming that United States President Donald Trump rejected an Israeli plan to assassinate the Iranian leader out of concern over further escalation. “It’s not going to escalate the conflict, it’s going to end the conflict,” the Israeli prime minister replied. Israel and Iran have…

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If you’ve ever spent time off-grid, you already know ticks aren’t just a summer nuisance, they’re a serious health threat. With diseases like Lyme and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever on the rise, it’s no wonder many of us breathe a sigh of relief when cold weather hits. But don’t get too comfortable just yet. Do ticks die in the winter? The short answer: not really. Ticks Don’t Die! They Hide! Ticks are survivors. While extreme cold can kill them, most don’t simply drop dead at the first frost. Instead, they do what many survival-minded creatures do: adapt. Here’s what happens…

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I’ve spent years studying survival tactics, home defense, and disaster prep—and if there’s one question, I hear more than any other, it’s this: What is the safest place in your home when things go sideways? Whether it’s a tornado, home invasion, wildfire, or civil unrest, knowing where to go inside your own house could mean the difference between survival and catastrophe. So, let’s break it down in simple, practical terms. Start With the Basics The safest place in your home depends on three things: Your home’s layout: Consider the structure of your home. Do you have a basement? Are there…

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Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadThe Ranger mindset is simple: don’t quit, even when quitting feels like the only option. That same mindset isn’t just for elite soldiers—it’s a tool anyone can use to push through life’s toughest moments, from disasters to daily struggles. It’s about staying in the fight—mentally—even when your body, your circumstances, or the world is screaming at you to quit. It’s not locked away behind military service or extreme toughness—it’s available to everyone. You just have to be willing to buckle down and use it when the time comes. There was a lot that went…

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For over 30 years, Homer J. Simpson has been America’s most visible — and unbothered — federal employee. He’s been responsible for near meltdowns, mishandled hazardous materials, slept through security drills and once caused a total plant evacuation because he was trying to eat a sandwich stuck in the control console. And yet, he’s still employed. While fans of The Simpsons have long treated Homer as a symbol of blue-collar chaos, what often gets overlooked is that Springfield’s nuclear power plant is a federally regulated facility. And that means Homer isn’t just a bumbling dad — he’s a career federal…

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The future looks murky for Navy shipbuilding due to budgetary uncertainty amid lagging ship production, Sen. Roger Wicker, R-Miss., chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said at a June 10 hearing.While the Navy is prioritizing the revitalization of the U.S. shipbuilding industry, its proposed budget for fiscal 2026 would trim shipbuilding costs in the apparent expectation of additional funding from congressional reconciliation funds.“I must say I am deeply disappointed with the administration’s fiscal year 2026 budget request for the Navy. In particular, I am disturbed about the shipbuilding account, which plummeted to $20.8 billion from last year’s $37 billion,”…

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The U.S. Navy is moving the aircraft carrier Nimitz from the Indo-Pacific to the Middle East as regional tensions continue to boil between Israel and Iran, a defense official confirmed to Navy Times.The carrier, previously conducting routine operations in the South China Sea, made its way through the Strait of Malacca to begin its deployment in the Middle East over the weekend.The official said the move is not in direct response to escalating tensions in the area — with Israel and Iran exchanging missile fire since an Israeli strike on June 13 — and comes amid a scheduled deployment to…

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