As visual creatures, we rely heavily on our ability to see, more importantly as marksman we are required to positively identify our target(s). How does stress interfere with our abilities [Read More]
Is the modern revolver making a comeback in the concealed carry world? That is hard to say, but the interest is higher than I have seen in a long time. [Read More]
Can you improve your performance by practicing a specific skill set over and over. Does it do more harm than good for general preparedness? Stay focused on the prize I [Read More]
The problem with low light techniques is they are largely based around shooting and not searching. There is a big difference between the two requiring different approaches. Two handed shooting [Read More]
At a recent class I was asked about using lights for self defense while carrying concealed. Well, my first response is are you carrying a good handheld light and then [Read More]
Recently I questioned why a student was hitting low on the target. It was below a mechanical offset issue so it got my attention fast. The answer may surprise you, [Read More]
There is this idea that smaller is better when it comes to concealed carry. This is correct generally, but what I am observing for new shooters is the opposite. Responsible [Read More]
So much of what I see on the firing line is built to fail and by failure I mean not being applied. If there is no systematic approach to gun-fighting, [Read More]
There are some who will lead you to believe having a dirty handgun is a bad thing. How you should always clean your handgun after using it or else. Understand [Read More]
How effective are you with a pistol from the various shooting positions. Do you even practice these shooting positions during your professional development. Be prepared When we talk about positions [Read More]








