Thumb Clip, Pull Pin, Throw Grenade: Training Really Works and It’s Worth Your Time
From my small perspective, the greatest takeaway I could come up with was how effective our training had been.
Training and Technique
Shot Placement: Is the Pelvic Girdle Really the Best Self-Defense Solution?
First of all, actual gunfights are hyper-violent, unpredictable and ugly affairs, not at all like those that are portrayed on
Training on a Budget: Low Round Count Drills to Keep Your Skills Current
I’ve worked up a 50-round practice session that takes less than an hour to shoot yet covers a wide variety of essential shooting techniques.
In Case You Needed Another Argument Against Israeli Carry . . .
Once wounded, Mr. James said he drew his gun and tried to fire, but his gun was without a round in the chamber.
Shot Placement: Aim High(er), Where the Rounds Will Do the Most Good
Humans don’t “rise to the occasion” during deadly encounters, they default to whichever level of training they have mastered.
Shooting or Gunfight: They’re Different and You Need to Train Accordingly
When it comes to serious training, we need to conduct rehearsals via various drills that will support the skills and tactics that we hope to employ.
The Four Rules of Gun Safety Can’t Keep You From Shooting Yourself in Your Femoral Artery
The sad reality is that the rules can’t keep up with the negligent and reckless influence of the internet.
The Primacy Effect on Firearms Training
Dedicated educators, as well as students, need to understand the primacy effect and how it can work for them, not against them.