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Mar
Mar
Delivering accurate and effective fire under high stress conditions is one of the most challenging endeavors you can undertake. Increasing the difficulty through asinine department policy is only going to [Read More]
26
Feb
Feb
How often do we encourage people to apply higher order thinking to tactical problems? What is the benefit to analyzing a situation in order to construct your actions. The subtle [Read More]
16
Feb
Feb
Speed gets a bad wrap, everyone wants to be fast and when their accuracy suffers they look to blame everything around them. The blame rest squarley on your shoulders because [Read More]
12
Feb
Feb
Oh how I love the internet and it’s mass of subject matter experts who’s likes, visits and views represent true knowledge. It is always good to be humbled by these [Read More]
09
Feb
Feb
Carrying two guns is effort, being able to shoot with two guns effectively demands even more effort. I still see it as an option few really can pull off, but [Read More]
05
Feb
Feb
Since we have been playing with mini red dot sights (MRDS) on pistols we have learned a lot, tons of information. The bottom line is they are an excellent option, [Read More]
05
Jan
Jan
A major lesson learned in our class debriefs is the positive effective of our crush grip. Without a solid crush grip you open the door to more problems; literally. Somethings [Read More]
01
Jan
Jan
Lack of Consistent Fundamentals as the Problem This is going to hurt some people, but it is the truth. You are not good enough to start questioning a mechanical issue [Read More]
18
Dec
Dec
How many times have you been on the flat bench pushing a heavy weight when you reach that stall point. You know, the weight sort of stops moving upward and [Read More]
15
Dec
Dec
If a tree falls in the woods, does it make a sound? If you haven’t experienced a failure does it mean it doesn’t exist? Set your own criterion People ask [Read More]