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Jul
Jul
Making do with gear is much different than using gear made for. While it may seem trivial, for mission critical equipment I can assure you it is not. Define the [Read More]
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Jun
Jun
Is it reasonable to expect people to have a different viewpoint. Of course it is, but does that make their viewpoint valid? A convenient oversight The recent blog regarding Appendix Carry brought [Read More]
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Jun
Jun
Recently there has been some concern about appendix carry in training classes. Some claim these concerns are knee jerk reactions, take a moment to look at from a different perspective. [Read More]
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Jun
Jun
As promised, here’s another look at weak side work. This time we are talking about the drawstroke, how to get the pistol from a holster to the target in the [Read More]
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Jun
Jun
Is there a direct correlation to how fast you can perform a certain drill in a controlled environment versus how authentically you will perform said technique in the real world. [Read More]
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Jun
Jun
Training should mimic reality and realistically you may need to shoot a pistol from your weak side. There is always the chance of reduced capacity for personal protection, meaning you [Read More]
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Jun
Jun
Have you ever reached for your concealed pistol and realize you got a crappy grip. Have you taken a closer look as to why you got the crappy grip? So [Read More]
08
Jun
Jun
How do you knowingly avoid safe practices or fail to mitigate risks. Is it a case of deliberate indifference? The definition What is deliberate indifference in the first place? It [Read More]
04
Jun
Jun
Many times I hear the modern day safety rules referenced to as range rules. That is a huge mistake to make. Thinking one dimensional The mistake I see students and [Read More]
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May
May
How much work do you put into improving what you suck at, versus what you like to do? Do you really work on your weaknesses? The Path Less Traveled In [Read More]