Human nature being what it is, there’s a strong tendency for people to do what they are good at or feel comfortable doing. That’s particularly true when other people are watching.
While they might seem like antiques compared to the newest and coolest plastic AIWB rigs, shoulder holsters do indeed still have a place in the concealed carry lexicon.
Good, bad, or indifferent, if you take the time to shoot both with and without your Rx glasses on your face, you will come away with a realistic understanding of your ability.
Forget the statistics and stop talking yourself out of being armed.
The purpose of having armed staff isn’t to replace police or EMTs, but to have on-site personnel who have been trained and have the tools they need to stop active killers and render medical aid.
First things first, for those who have never been involved in traditional martial arts training. A green belt is a
One of the most negligent and/or reckless trends in American law enforcement has been replacing skills or abilities with technology.
Everyone warned about online or ‘Instagram instructors’ who can actually harm the industry. “They’re people who just want to do flashy things with no purpose,” Magowan said. “These are guys who shoot fast but don’t ever show you their targets.”
Let me state the obvious. Protecting your family takes work. Knowing what to do is the first layer of self-defense. Armed self-defense is a skill that takes practice.
Your muscles don’t actually “remember” anything about reloading a pistol or drawing a handgun. It’s simply a colloquial term used by everyone from “gun dudes” to professional sports trainers.
