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Prepping for a winter storm doesn’t require extreme measures—just smart planning and a focus on safety. By stocking supplies, securing your home, preparing your vehicle, planning for power outages, and staying informed, you’ll be ready to ride out any winter weather with confidence.

Setting up an AR-15 for hog hunting at night is all about visibility, accuracy, and control. Whether you’re running a thermal setup, night vision with an IR laser, or a budget-friendly red dot and high-output weapon light, the goal is simple: clean, ethical, effective shots in low-light conditions.

An EDC knife is one of the most useful tools you can carry, but the “perfect” choice depends on your environment, your needs, and your local laws. Whether you prefer a classic folding knife or a modern automatic OTF, the key is to choose something reliable, safe, and easy to carry every day.

Step 2: Use Your Iron Sights as a Reference (At First)

One of the best ways to find your dot early in training is to momentarily use your irons as alignment guides.

You are NOT “aiming with irons”—you are simply using their height and alignment to train your muscle memory.

This is where shooters get confused, so here’s the truth:

Tint alone cannot physically change the point of impact on a properly zeroed red dot sight.

The LED, the emitter, and the reflective coating are all fixed in position. Tint affects how you see—not where the bullet hits.