Sporting Clays: Learning By Watching
I believe in the immersion theory of learning. Diving right in and trying something. I’ve done it more times than […]
Training and Technique
No, .22 Handguns Aren’t the Best Self-Defense Choice for the Weak and the Frail
A quick check of the calendar reveals that this is actually 2024, not 1984. That being said, I see that
An Inconvenient Truth: Armed Teachers Save Lives
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee recently signed legislation allowing armed teachers and school staff in school buildings and campuses in the
Her: Women Aren’t Trained Well Enough to Defend Themselves With Firearms
I’ve been a hunter, had a gun, had firearms in my home for about 30 years now. Kinda dates me
ATF’s Poorly Trained SWAT ‘Operators’ are a Threat to Public Safety
Selection, training and leadership are vital to any special operations team, regardless of their size or mission parameters. The more
An Unfortunate Truth: 911 Is A Joke
Well, it’s happened again. The United States experienced yet another widespread communications outage. This time it was the 911 Emergency
3 Lessons to Learn From the Death of an Armed Good Samaritan
No one likes a Monday morning quarterback (Gen Z folks, ask your dads). That being said, when the FAA investigates
Tearing Down The Concealed Carry Paper Ceiling
You might have to hit me over the head a few times, but I like to think I eventually learn.
Protection and Preparedness Choices: An Interview With Paul Markel
Paul Markel’s byline is familiar to many of our readers. Over the years, he’s written a number of features for
Handheld or Weapon-Mounted…Either Way, You Need to Carry a Light
By Dave Spaulding Most of the time I spent on patrol was on the night shift. Flashlights — what are