Jobs and Careers

At Gear Gunny, we are more than a website; we are a resource forged from the grit and precision of military experience. As a veteran-owned business, we take pride in providing our community with high-caliber tactical gear knowledge and insights. We believe that the right gear can make all the difference, whether it’s on a mission abroad or a training exercise at home.

Current openings

Tactical gear expert writer (freelance/contract)

Key responsibilities:

  • Write authoritative and engaging content on tactical gear, including reviews, comparisons, and usage guides.
  • Provide insights and commentary on the tactical gear used in various branches of the military and law enforcement.
  • Translate technical specifications and field experience into actionable advice for our readers.
  • Engage with the Gear Gunny community by responding to comments and participating in discussions.
  • Collaborate with our editorial team to plan and develop content that speaks directly to the needs and interests of our audience.

Qualifications:

  • A verifiable military background with direct experience in using, evaluating, and understanding tactical gear.
  • A robust portfolio of written work that showcases your expertise in tactical gear and your ability to engage an audience.
  • The skill to communicate complex information in an accessible and relatable manner to a diverse readership.
  • Strong commitment to accuracy and attention to detail, ensuring that all provided information is reliable and trustworthy.

Requirements:

  • Military veteran status with a passion for writing and discussing tactical gear.
  • At least 3 years of experience with tactical gear in a military or related setting.
  • A history of published articles, blog posts, or reviews on the topic of tactical equipment or military gear is highly advantageous.
  • Relevant certifications or formal training related to military service, tactical equipment, or related fields are preferred.

How to apply:

If you’re ready to take aim and fire up our community with your knowledge and experience, send your resume, cover letter, and a minimum of three writing samples that best showcase your expertise in tactical gear to [email protected].

Why Gear Gunny?

Gear Gunny is not just a platform; it’s a community. By joining us, you become part of a mission-driven team that values the service and expertise of veterans. Your work will not only educate but also empower our readers to make informed decisions about the tactical gear they rely on.

We offer competitive compensation, a flexible contract schedule, and the chance to become the guiding voice for a community that values the insight and experiences of those who have served.

Connect with us

Even if the Tactical Gear Expert Writer role doesn’t align with your skills, Gear Gunny is always on patrol for talented individuals who have a strategic mind and a tactical heart. Send us your resume and cover letter to [email protected] to discuss how your expertise aligns with our mission.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Gear Gunny is a military survival and defense website that provides a wealth of resources for crossbow hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, and aspiring archers. Here are some answers to the most common question we get.

The word "tactical" refers to something designed for a specific purpose, especially in situations that require quick decisions and actions. Think of it like strategies or maneuvers in a game of chess. So, if you hear someone mention "tactical gear" or "tactical approach," they're basically talking about equipment or methods that are meant for specific tasks, usually in high-pressure or combat-related scenarios.

There's no law that says civilians can't buy or own tactical gear. This could be anything from flashlights, backpacks, to even certain types of body armor. However, it's always a good idea to check local regulations because some specific items might have restrictions or require permits, such as fire arms and knives.

While civilians can own this gear, wearing it in public can raise some eyebrows. In some places, it might even be illegal to wear military uniforms or imitations if you're not a part of the armed forces. Not to mention, it might give off the wrong impression or cause unnecessary panic. So, while it might be cool to own, it's probably best to think twice before strolling around town in full tactical attire.

If we're talking general popularity, tactical flashlights are super common. They're durable, powerful, and versatile—great for both everyday use and those unexpected emergencies. Other items like tactical backpacks, knives, and boots are also pretty popular among enthusiasts and professionals alike. It really boils down to what specific task or situation you're gearing up for!