There is an old saying, everything works until it doesn’t. How do you know the times when what you practiced doesn’t work when you need it the most. Putting to [Read More]
All too often I hear people use “what if” as their justification for carrying a large loadout. That’s cool, but own the real reason and not some made up scenario. [Read More]
Why are people afraid to work at distance to improve their accuracy? If you want to be accurate at distance you have to shoot at distance, there is no substitute. [Read More]
For the love of God and all that is holy relax, it is not the end of the world. You lost an election, not a life, limb or eyesight. Set [Read More]
I think most of us are busy getting back to work, back to improving our lives or the lives of those around us. Then there is the other side, for [Read More]
Is there a minimum level of marksmanship to determine whether training is necessary? Can that level of marksmanship be subdivided into an appropriate level of training? On Command Performance I [Read More]
Most arguments or disagreements I see these days can be resolved with an understanding of the mission first. By understanding your mission, it helps to streamline supporting topics such as what [Read More]
This past weekend I spent it out at the Texas Gun Fest. I was surprised by the number of conversations I had regarding basic instruction. Good times were had by [Read More]
How different is training on the range from real life? The answer is in some cases significant and you better be aware of the pitfalls. The voter base Take for [Read More]
The right to self defense can never be denied, as long as you don’t visit a “gun free” zone of course. Because we all know how safe these criminal empowerment zones [Read More]









