Active Shooter Readiness Train. React. Survive. An active shooter, as defined by the FBI, is “one or more individuals actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in [Read More]
Why Hands Don’t Belong Near the Ejection Port: Safety, Mechanics, and the Cost of Bad Habits In firearms training, certain ideas refuse to die. One of them is the notion [Read More]
When an active shooter attack unfolds in real time, one question dominates public debate: who is best positioned to stop it? The default assumption in American public life is clear; [Read More]
Shooting is often described as a science of precision balanced with the art of timing. Whether on the range, on the streets or in competition, mastering the trigger press, the [Read More]
Responsibility of the Concealed Carrier As a concealed carrier, the decision to carry a firearm comes with immense responsibility. In the rare but catastrophic event of an active shooter situation, [Read More]
Carrying a gun is no small thing—it comes with a lot of responsibility. Out of all the ways to carry, I’ve found that inside-the-waistband (IWB) carry is one of the [Read More]
When it comes to defensive gun use (DGU), there’s no scoreboard, no prizes, and no do-overs. Every fraction of a second counts, and every round that strikes the threat, instead [Read More]
A River Changed Forever My recent search and rescue (SAR) experience will stay with me for a long time. It wasn’t just the physical toll or the long hours in [Read More]
Why Switching Shoulders with a Rifle Can Do More Harm Than Good The Theory vs. the Reality In theory, switching shoulders with a rifle seems like a versatile skill. It [Read More]
With summer approaching, the great migration to micro-compact pistols is already underway. As temperatures rise and wardrobe layers thin out, some concealed carriers across the country start switching from full-size [Read More]