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Jun
Jun
Have you ever been out with your family when something starts to go sideways. You think to yourself, “man I wish I had talked to them about what to do.” [Read More]
02
Jun
Jun
In the firearms training world, there are those who have fired a shot unintentionally and those who will. Another way to look at is play with fire long enough and [Read More]
26
May
May
I’m sure we are all sick of the anti-gun rhetoric after a horrific crime. When it comes from a public appointee who is a police chief and it borders on [Read More]
24
Mar
Mar
The recent increase in school violence should disturb everyone. These are our children, our future… The ugly truth First off, as a student I don’t really care for your opinion. [Read More]
03
Mar
Mar
We all have our own fears. It’s fine, they are important to our survival. I am writing this blog because as a human species we have evolved over the years [Read More]
26
Feb
Feb
Tragedy is never the result of a single incident or act, it is the culmination of several seemingly insignificant acts that combined lead to tragedy. Have you stopped to consider [Read More]
24
Feb
Feb
There are no words I can voice to help families grieve or cope with their broken hearts. Nothing I say will bring back their loved ones or put their lives [Read More]
17
Feb
Feb
The negative stigma of teaching basic firearm classes needs to change. On top of that, taking a basic firearm class should not have a negative stigma attached no matter your [Read More]
10
Feb
Feb
Occasionally I will hear or see a conversation about how important is it your instructor be able to shoot. Is it important? The answer…absolutely! If they cannot demonstrate the tasks [Read More]
03
Feb
Feb
There is nothing more frustrating or unsafe than having chaos in class. When you have 8-16 people of various skill doing their own thing it is a recipe for disaster. [Read More]