Short video of us messing around with Sig's newest gadget the T300. It lets you better track your shots, splits, reactions, and play fun games while shooting.
When Chaos Erupts: Urban Survival Tactics for Civil Unrest
June 11, 2025
ARTICLE - Civil unrest can erupt with little warning—turning a calm urban outing into a maze of barricades, crowds, and tension. At Gray Sentinel, we emphasize preparedness: from spotting early signs like shifting crowd energy and heavy police presence, to carrying essentials (ID, contacts, power bank), and knowing how to move calmly to safety. Whether sheltering during escalation, interacting with law enforcement, or navigating the aftermath, this comprehensive guide equips you with proactive steps and recovery strategies. Cultivate the clarity and readiness that turn panic into purpose—because in uncertain times, situational awareness is your greatest ally.
Social and Emotional Intelligence
March 18, 2025
ARTICLE - Pulling into a gas station at 3:00 am in a neighborhood you'd never visit by choice—the cool dampness in the air clings to everything. You're driving someone home from a job they hate to a home they dread. Working in the city is something else. What began as a way to earn some extra cash has unexpectedly become an exercise in intimate human connection.
Colorado’s New Gun Tax: A Fair Funding Tool or an Unjust Penalty?
April 1, 2025
ARTICLE - As of April 1, 2025, Colorado’s House Bill 24-1349 has rolled out a 6.5% excise tax on firearms, ammunition, and related components like barrels and triggers. The state pitches it as a revenue generator for noble causes: crime victim services, mental health programs, and school safety upgrades. On the surface, it’s hard to argue against helping victims or bolstering schools. Yet for many gun owners, retailers, and Second Amendment advocates, this tax feels less like a public good and more like a targeted jab at their constitutional rights.
Everyday Carry (EDC) Talk With My Boss
January 27, 2025
VIDEO - I sit down with my boss and discuss everyday carry, some big questions, and what you might want to carry on you.
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