Self-Defense Isn’t Optional and Apathy Isn’t Peacefulness…It’s Surrender With Extra Steps
Self-defense isn’t optional. It’s not ‘escalation.’ It’s the most basic human right and the foundation of every free society.
Self-defense isn’t optional. It’s not ‘escalation.’ It’s the most basic human right and the foundation of every free society.
The question that you must answer for yourself is this; does your training, practice, or recreational activity force you to sharpen your decision-making skills?
You have to wonder how long after his constitutional it took for Officer Snoozy to realize that his pistol wasn’t in his holster.
If the agent who was hit took a load of OO buckshot to the chest, they’d have been very sure of that without having to hear it from a ballistics lab.
I was shocked (shocked, I tell you!) to see so many comments focused on one Secret Service agent’s use of the “temple index” pistol ready position.
“That’s cool and all, but I’m not a Marine. I’m not on a team. If something goes down, it’s just
Col. Cooper saw a hyperfocus on inconsequential increments rather than a mastery of the fundamentals of marksmanship and the proper use of tactics.
One of the primary reasons we go through training, in addition to learning the mechanics of firearms operation, is to build confidence in our abilities.
The good news is that dry-fire is free. Well, sort of. There is a price to pay, but the cost isn’t measured in dollars.