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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]
26
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]
22
May
May
I picked up the new little Glock 43 blaster last month from my good friends at GT Distributors. After 1,000 rounds here is my review; it is a Glock. I [Read More]
20
May
May
Recent events have really polarized our nation. I’m not happy about it in the least, but I’m not changing my mind regarding my beliefs on the constitution. Inalienable rights Over [Read More]
18
May
May
Breaking things down into blocks is a tried method for learning new skills, we call it isolation drills. Whatever you call it the important thing to remember is you can [Read More]
14
May
May
Don’t make the mistake thinking there is one loadout for all occasions. Instead I encourage folks to be more versatile and balanced. Big picture This is a subject we cover [Read More]
11
May
May
If you are shooting a Double Action pistol and you are under the impression it is inherently safer, you are either ignorant or a fool. Either case we need to [Read More]
04
May
May
OK, there you are, no kidding feeling the effect of your morning coffee. The effect comes on fast and once you are in public, things are starting to look bleak [Read More]
01
May
May
Yes, I’ve been in a protest before. It started out as a “peaceful” protest and quickly deteriorated. Feeling out the crowd Why was I there? Third world country doing my [Read More]