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Kevin Reeve
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At onPoint Tactical our urban crisis and survival training prepares our students, both professionals and select civilians, for an unfolding dynamic and trains them to be significant assets in extraordinary and difficult scenarios.
Since 2004, we have helped thousands of professionals and select civilians develop advanced survival strategies, and skill sets, based on the modern application of advanced, proven, legendary skills.
- Kevin Reeve
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onPoint Tactical
Survival Knife
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Designed to be an all-around utility survival knife.
Designed by: Kevin Reeve
O/A Length: 8 3/8"
Blade Length: 4"
Thickness: 3/16"
Steel: 1095 High Carbon Steel RC 56-58
Handle: Tan Canvas Micarta
Blade Color: Black Traction Coating
Sheath: Kydex sheath with fire striker OR Ballistic nylon sheath
Weight w/o Sheath: 6.3oz
Our Price: $139.00
List Price: $169.00
S & H: add
"Customed-designed to my exacting specification by premier knife maker
TOPS Knives"
- Kevin Reeve
Call for details and to order
609-668-5384
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TACTICS & PREPAREDNESS
MAGAZINE
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HUBRIS in SURVIVAL
Learning from my BIGGEST mistakes.
By Kevin Reeve, onPoint Tactical
It was day three of five of a survival exercise and all I brought with me was a knife and a plastic tarp. I had not eaten since we started. I was parched from not having found a source of water. My nights were cold and I was pretty miserable.
Were my skills that bad? Apparently so. I was only 17 and most of my
survival knowledge came from a couple of books. Clearly the authors knew some things that I did not.
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TACTICS & PREPAREDNESS
MAGAZINE
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HOW I SURVIVED
A Mountain Lion Encounter
at
NIGHT.
by Kevin Reeve, onPoint Tactical
"I could a tale unfold
whose lightest word
Would harrow up thy soul, freeze thy young blood,
Make thy two eyes like stars start from their spheres,
Thy knotted and combined locks to part,
And each particular hair to stand on end
Like quills upon the fretful porpentine."
- Shakespeare, Hamlet 1602
Read more...(click then scroll down to Pg. 2)
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TACTICS & PREPAREDNESS
MAGAZINE
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How to Drown in the Desert
Avoiding Decision Momentum
by Kevin Reeve, onPoint Tactical
No one expects to die on vacation. The words "vacation" and "death" seem hauntingly ironic.
Yet, in 2015 seven experienced hikers died while on vacation in Zion's National Park traversing a slot canyon called, "The Keyhole."
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TACTICS & PREPAREDNESS
MAGAZINE
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SURVIVING
PANDEMICS
And Why President Lincoln Nearly Missed the Gettysburg Address
by Kevin Reeve, onPoint Tactical
In 1918, as a deadly virus swept the globe, American Samoa, located to the east of Australia, had a strategic advantage in its governor, Commander John Poyer, a U.S. Naval Academy graduate...American Samoa was one of only three countries in the world to avoid experiencing any cases of the deadly flu during the 1918-1919 Spanish Flu pandemic.
Jump to Tactics and Preparedness Magazine
- scroll to pg. 2
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BOSTON
Terrorist in your Backyard:
What to do after locking the doors.
by Kevin Reeve, onPoint Tactical
My wife, Susan, happened to be up late, when a friend alerted her to activity on the Boston Police Scanner. It was 11pm Boston time when she listened 'live' to the car chase with the suspects of the Boston Marathon bombing. She heard the gunfight, the bomb explosions, the fugitive escape through the police barricade, calls for EMT's for wounded police officers, and information flowing in about the carjacking,and kidnapping of the owner of the Mercedes. Total mayhem. And then finally the announcement:
The terrorist, who had killed 3 and wounded more than 260 people 2 days earlier, was on the loose, considered "armed and dangerous" with firearms, IED's and had just used his stolen vehicle as a weapon to mow down officers. The Governor was ordering a "lockdown."
Here were my thoughts and recommendations at the time, and more of what we now know.
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SURVIVAL TACTICS
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Counterintuitive Strategies
for Facing
an Active Shooter
by Kevin Reeve, onPoint Tactical
After Paris
and San Bernadino, people have asked me to explain effective ways to respond to active shooter situations.
It is an incredibly challenging problem to which there are no easy answers due to the individuality of each situation and the different types of targets, ie. malls, schools, churches, parking lots, trains, restaurants and sports stadiums etc., but here are some thoughts...
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