It is time to clean up the way we use words in our community. Often times we may be in agreement with one another, but because we use different words [Read More]
Can you improve your performance by practicing a specific skill set over and over. Does it do more harm than good for general preparedness? Stay focused on the prize I [Read More]
During a recent class, we discussed some tragic accidents involving concealed carry. I’m not sure they could have been avoided, but hopefully folks can avoid making the same mistakes in [Read More]
Something that has bothered me for years is when a students asks if they can perform a weapon’s check to confirm the condition from the last time they used their [Read More]
The problem with low light techniques is they are largely based around shooting and not searching. There is a big difference between the two requiring different approaches. Two handed shooting [Read More]
There is a lot more to carrying concealed than simply throwing a t-shirt over your rig. You have to change your lifestyle to accommodate…or do you? Clothing challenges We have [Read More]
At a recent class I was asked about using lights for self defense while carrying concealed. Well, my first response is are you carrying a good handheld light and then [Read More]
Recently I questioned why a student was hitting low on the target. It was below a mechanical offset issue so it got my attention fast. The answer may surprise you, [Read More]
There is this idea that smaller is better when it comes to concealed carry. This is correct generally, but what I am observing for new shooters is the opposite. Responsible [Read More]
So much of what I see on the firing line is built to fail and by failure I mean not being applied. If there is no systematic approach to gun-fighting, [Read More]







