Optics: What’s the ‘Donut of Death’ and Why Does it Work So Well?
I have to admit that when I first heard someone say “donut of death” in reference to using a circle-only
I have to admit that when I first heard someone say “donut of death” in reference to using a circle-only
No one ever had an ND and said, “Damn, I thought the gun was loaded.”
Reflexively pressing the trigger as a part of the clearing process is stupid and a great way to practice for your upcoming negligent discharge.
Can the mastery of a handgun equipped with a pistol-mounted optic Orlead to an improved experience? Yes, it can.
During a conversation with a fellow small arms and tactics instructor recently, we were discussing a week-long training program in
I pondered giving this article the title, “Yes, You Can Miss with a Shotgun” but decided to go the affirmative
We had a group of five hunters (four guns in the field at a time), two dogs (who took turns pointing) and our guide.
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.