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BETWEEN 2 TARGETS™

BETWEEN 2 TARGETS™

Oct 16th 2024

Part 2: Discover Lowcountry Range Days, Learn about Donnie Walker Always Better® | October 18th, 2024 In this conversation, we learn more about Donnie Walker and Low Country Range Days, an upcoming training event where Blue Force Gear is an Official Sponsor. The event is aimed …
BETWEEN 2 TARGETS™

BETWEEN 2 TARGETS™

Oct 8th 2024

Part 1: Discover Lowcountry Range Days: A Unique Training Experience Always Better® | October 9th, 2024 In this conversation, Donnie Walker introduces Lowcountry Range Days, an upcoming training event where Blue Force Gear is an Official Sponsor. The event is aimed at fosterin …

Does a Red Dot Sight Really Make You a Better Shooter?

Aug 13th 2024

This week’s blog article was brought to you by industry friend, Chris Sizelove. Always Better® | Aug. 14th, 2024 Mission drives the gear… until gear allows us to do things we used to not be able to do. The advent of duty grade red dot sighting systems is a great case s …

BFG® Hosted Giveaway Featuring Aimpoint

Jul 13th 2024

You could win an Aimpoint Micro T-2 Red Dot Reflex Sight – AR Ready  This giveaway is open to all new or current Blue Force Gear and Aimpoint fans! Simply enter on the tab below for your chance to win an Aimpoint Micro T-2 Red Dot Reflex Sight. Blue Force Gear is committed to equipping …

Ranger Green: An Origin Story

Sep 26th 2022

Ranger Green vs OD Green Always Better. | September 27th, 2022 Ranger Green was developed specifically to fulfill an Army SOF requirement for a new color for armor and load carriage systems. Ranger Green is more desaturated than OD Green, with dull gray undertones. Due to its gray tint, Ranger …

The Basics of Burns (A hot topic)

Oct 26th 2021

Field Care for burns Always Better. | October 27th, 2021 When I started the BFG MED Blog, my promise to the reader was that we would provide basic to-the-point medical information without terminology that made you Google. Since starting, I have received the occasional “but you didn&rsquo …