I’ve had a couple of conversations recently that while all on different subjects had a common theme. We can all be guilty of it at times, overlooking the obvious. as [Read More]
Recently we saw another landmark victory handed out by the courts. This time the results meant that citizens were no longer restricted to carrying a loaded firearm outside their homes [Read More]
One of the biggest obstacles I see in our classes is not what you might think. Sure, you need the knowledge and ability, but the secret to succeeding is being [Read More]
The other day I had a conversation with a friend about the storage of a defensive firearm in the house. It really boiled down to where and how should it [Read More]
In modern day pistol craft, the student is taught proper sight alignment then sight picture. The subject of your focus is the front sight, seeing both the rear sight and [Read More]
My last blog on open carry (All Guns Are Always Loaded) stirred the pot a bit and not surprising. I’m not going to sugar coat things here, but if you [Read More]
It is rare the actions we take in our everyday lives don’t have unintended consequences. It is a byproduct of our instant gratification upbringing and a lack of future vision [Read More]
I recently noticed something that puzzled me, I thoroughly enjoy my up-armored walkabouts of late. I throw my armor on and go for a leisurely walk around the neighborhood. But [Read More]
With all this talk about concealed carry and various loadouts (see this article) there was some chatter about carrying medical gear. That is all fine and well, but you have [Read More]
Being a provider of premium training means you have to travel and travel quit a bit. It’s not all it’s cracked up to be, but it does have some perks. [Read More]