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on Jan 03, 2013
I write this in the wake of numerous active-shooter incidents with high body counts. It sickens me to think of such things, and saddens me that the loss of life could have been prevented by one well-trained armed individual who was not among the crowd. Read More »
on Jan 03, 2013
Too often I see people -- whether students in a class or those practicing solo -- training for impractical situations. Rob Pincus Plausibility Principle states that we should always train for the widest set of plausible circumstances in context. Read More »
on Dec 31, 2012
2012 was a great year at Personal Defense Network. We hit many milestones far ahead of schedule, launched our Premium Membership option, joined forces with the NRA for a new Personal Defense News email blast, and produced scores of new content pieces to add to our library of personal defense videos and articles. Read More »
on Dec 09, 2011
Haven't started shopping yet? Don't stress - Check out our 2011 Gift Guide and watch our product review videos to find the perfect gift. Read More »
on Sep 15, 2011
Each piece of equipment we use for personal defense is a tool. And as with all tools, we have to consider the design and purpose of the tool and ensure we are putting it to the proper use to be effective. A handgun cartridge was designed to do one thing, but not what most people think. Read More »
on Aug 31, 2011
The everyday carry folding knife has become a staple both in society and the modern personal protection community. Each individual chooses such a tool based on a variety of criteria, including blade type, length, design, and clip orientation. Read More »
on Aug 31, 2011
I am often asked what gun I like best, and although I answer the question, I wish people would shift their thinking. While I understand why people worry about gear, what really piques my interest is when someone asks how I think they should train. Read More »
on Jul 27, 2011
A primer on low-light shooting with a handgun: light selection, pros and cons of weapon-mounted lights, handheld lighting techniques, and the viability of night sights in low-light environments. Read More »
on Jul 27, 2011
Concealing a full-sized pistol is more challenging when you ve got less clothing to work with. This is one time when carrying a knife for personal defense is a viable alternative to a gun. A knife is not as potent a weapon, but you can conceal and have it with you even when you re shirtless and down to your swim trunks. Read More »
on Jun 16, 2011
We're giving one lucky member a FREE 2-day Defensive Training Course! Register for a chance to win. Checkout the details. Read More »