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May
May
Keeping aware of your surroundings will hopefully provide you advanced warning of bad things coming. This advance warning can be used in one of three ways; to quickly draw, to [Read More]
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Nov
Nov
Movement is a topic mostly misunderstood and rarely practiced. As a foundational skill, it should be part of every competent gunman’s skill set. Mobile bullet sponge The first question to [Read More]
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Jan
Jan
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]
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Aug
Aug
Shooting on the move is one of those skills everyone enjoys doing, but doesn’t like the results. It is one of the few core skills we see getting attention, but [Read More]
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May
May
I’m sure we have all heard the phrase, “shoot, move and communicate” before. How hard do you train for the “move” component to this philosophy. Bubble bursting time The ability [Read More]
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Mar
Mar
There is this idea you don’t need to work on the simple things, somehow they will be performed easily and automatically. You might have the right idea, but rarely does [Read More]
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Jun
Jun
Training should mimic reality and realistically you may need to shoot a pistol from your weak side. There is always the chance of reduced capacity for personal protection, meaning you [Read More]
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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]
It’s no secret, I believe strongly that if you are going to carry for any reason, whether it be personally or professionally you need to be well rounded. You have [Read More]
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Nov
Nov
With more and more “firearms instructors” popping up I’m starting to get concerned about the aspect of marksmanship. Do instructors provide a service or disservice regarding modern firearms training? What [Read More]
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