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More fun with the Brute. Note: Only DOT headlight were used in the making of this video ;)

Awesome little Honda. I have always had a soft spot for the Element.

DO IT! The Jimny is awesome. I drove half way around the world in one- it was perfect

While taking a course at Gunsite, a fellow student grabbed this nice shot of the G463.

Exciting news!!!

Awesome bike. Love ours

I am running the Falken Wildpeak ATs. They are super smooth on the highway and bombproof. Some might see them as too mild for the G application, but they have worked great in the dry rock and sand of the Southwest. The real test will be this winter and the snow.

Final Thoughts, Lessons learned and How My Gear Survived. The Gear: Overall, the PARA 1911 .45 ACP Executive Carry was flawless. With over 1,000 rounds fired, I only had one failure to extract, which after inspection proved to be a bent casing. Otherwise it always fired when prompted. I am...

It was not available when the test was conducted.

With the night class, I camped again at the Gunsite grounds. It was fun having Dave around for the class and another friend Boyd. Of course, by this point of the week I had made several new friends from classmates. Overall, I was impressed by the caliber of attendees. The G-Klasse is proving...

The G-Klasse, a USP and an MP5. The best of Austria? ;)

Looks like a fantastic trip Tony. I will follow up with you on this. We have some new initiatives launching over the next few months, several of which will include North American travel content- your route could be perfect.

Yeah, Old Man Emu heavy front and rear. Rode great.

Day Four: Simulators and Flashlights Thursday was when the course transitioned from educational to awesome, the morning starting with two shooting scenario simulators, the first for me being a wash called the "Donga" and a structure called the "Fun House". These exercises took most of the...

Spent the week at Gunsite with the 463 and XVenture in tow. Still running flawless and a pleasure for daily driver responsibilities. Now I need to plan a longer trip

Day Three: Epiphany Time! Wednesday brought a few epiphany moments and several of the firearm presentation techniques were morphing from conscious to subconscious (muscle memory). The morning started in the classroom and a critical discussion on mindset. The video was an original recording of...

Training Day Two: The Rookie Improves Day two also came early, but mostly from the generous drams of Oban the night before. Head pounding slightly from the previous day's time in the sun and light dehydration, I climbed down from the roof tent and addressed the most important task of the...

They could tell you, but, well, you know. . .

Training Day One I woke at 5am, and through the fog of a too-early alarm, I managed my morning routine and was equally lucky remembering all my stuff. Like all of these complex and fringe pursuits, the gear needed for defensive pistol is extensive. 1. Primary weapon: PARA 1911 2. 8-10...