Dozens of disabled participants – both first-timers and repeat attendees – gathered to learn from experts, sharpen skills and then compete in an International Defensive Pistol Association match competition.
You can determine your real world maximum effective range. Is it staying within the C-zone at fifty yards? Is it staying within the 6×6 head box at 25 yards? Until you work that out, you won’t know.
Marty was a somewhat polarizing figure in the gun industry. He was all no-holds-barred, no sugar-coating bluntness and damned if he didn’t stick to his beliefs. AIWB? No. Revolvers? Yes. Thumbs forward? No. Thumbs down? Yes. Dogs? A resounding yes.
You may be familiar with Dot Torture. It’s an excellent practice/assessment drill originally devised by David Blinder, then popularized by the late Todd Green.
The reaction has already taught an important lesson every gun owner in America should remember. Gun control advocates don’t want you to be safe and responsible with guns. They don’t want you to have them at all.
A strong defense is put up to give a person time to unleash their offense. When you choose defense as your only option it becomes a recipe for eventual, but certain, failure.
Friday’s opening of the Smith & Wesson Academy’s training facilities on their 236 acre campus seemed more like a welcoming party for the newest neighbor on the block then S&W’s return to the training category.
The Bloomberg billionaire-backed gun control group Everytown is rolling out a new campaign to teach gun owners how to be safe and responsible with the firearms. It would be easy to dismiss this as the stuff of comedy writers.
Gunsite will allow Military or Law Enforcement students to use their P320 government-issued duty pistols, but will try to discourage those students from using it as well.
