CRC Tactical

07/06/2026

31/05/2026

Anton Beukes, our Performance Shooting Coach, has been putting the Ohhunt RDU2 red dot optic through its paces.
From aggressively clearing failure-to-fire and failure-to-extract malfunctions at blistering speeds to pushing the limits of performance shooting, the RDU2 has proven itself exceptionally capable.

With its lightweight design and low center of gravity, this optic is performing flawlessly on Anton's CZ P-10 C, delivering fast target acquisition and reliable performance when it matters most.

Check out this video, no time wasted.
If You're looking for a performance shooting coach go check out www.concealmenttraining.com

28/05/2026

27/05/2026

Don’t you just love it when someone takes pride in their work?

We tasked Strauss and Co with creating a custom minimalist wallet that could hold enough cards and some cash, while incorporating our CRC Tactical branding into the design.

From the packaging and presentation to the final product itself — the quality, workmanship, and friendly service were outstanding.

Well done to Strauss and Co Leathercraft. Keep up the excellent work 👊🏻

26/05/2026

When your Performance Shooting Coach loves his new Ohhunt RDU2 red dot optic 🔥

Showing us exactly how it’s done. A shooting coach should always be able to demonstrate the skill — not just talk about it. 💥

Speak to Anton Beukes from Concealment Training. Training with Anton is like a cheat code to success 🔫

18/05/2026

Not sure what the full situation was here, but under no circumstances should Century City security officers be pulling fi****ms on kids and confiscating a skateboard. To make it worse, one of the officers can be heard saying “shoot him, shoot him” when the kid with the skateboard was clearly not armed.

This is an extremely poor display of professionalism and raises serious concerns about the competency and judgement of these officers to carry fi****ms. Hopefully the proper action is taken against them.

What would you do if these were your kids?

14/05/2026

Testing recoil on the CZ P10C, CZ P10C Ported, and the CZ P10C Custom Ported with DPM kit and upgraded trigger.

It’s not the easiest thing to see on video, but there are two main factors I can feel when shooting:
• Muzzle rise
• Rearward “push back” recoil

Obviously, I naturally compensate for both while shooting.

From my experience, comparing to the standard version:

- The P10C Ported has noticeably less muzzle rise, but similar rearward recoil.
- The custom ported P10C with the upgrades has even less muzzle rise and reduced felt recoil pushing backwards.

All three guns are very easy and enjoyable to shoot.

Is it worth upgrading or modifying?
Hell yeah... Standard things are boring 😁🔥

06/05/2026

Many people attend all sorts of tactical shooting and training courses, and that’s a good thing. It’s important to be aware of potential situations and to be mentally prepared for them. A lot of these courses also provide valuable insight into why we train, the purpose behind training, and what can happen before, during, and after a violent encounter. That knowledge is extremely valuable.

However, tactical courses alone cannot teach you how to shoot fast and accurately under extreme pressure. That’s where performance shooting with concealmenttraining.com fills the gap.

We always recommend doing at least one 6-week course with Anton Beukes. In my opinion, he is one of the best performance shooting coaches in South Africa.

It’s easy to feel overconfident after completing tactical training, but when the time comes, many people struggle to make their shots count under pressure. Tactical training is important, but performance shooting is equally — if not more — important.

If you find yourself at a crossroads and aren’t sure which instructors or courses to pursue, contact CRC Tactical . We work with and recommend a few instructors that we highly rate, and we’ll gladly point you in the right direction.

Keep carrying 👊🏻🔥