7 - 12 of 7 Search for: Sort by: date: New to Old date: Old to New alphabetical: A-Z alphabetical: Z-A Sorry, there were no results Reloading a Revolver Article Although I still teach a lot of classes at Black Wing Shooting Center in Delaware, Ohio, my role has evolved to include planning and administration of our training programs, as… Read Article A Defensive Handgun, Two Magazines, and $1000 Article What's next? Many people who buy a handgun fall into one or more categories: recreation, competition, or self-defense. Normally I find those who buy a gun for recreation or competition… Read Article Human Error in High-Stress Encounters Article In my previous article, Psychological Principles of Combat Training, we looked at some basic human behaviors and how to design training and practice regimens that take advantage of those behaviors.… Read Article How to Not Get Shot: The Ten Secrets of Shot Avoidance Article Getting shot is a bad thing. We can all agree on that. The trick is how not to get shot. Here are the ten secrets of not getting shot. 1.… Read Article Getting the Gun Into the Fight: Quick Draw Handgun Techniques Article A fellow instructor and I were recently discussing techniques surrounding the draw process. The epicenter of the discussion was what position the support hand should be in during the draw… Read Article Light Up The Night: Handgun Solutions in Low Light Article In the article Training Solutions in Low Light Environments, I addressed equipping and using a rifle in low-light environments. However, the vast majority of us will probably be armed with… Read Article Training Solutions in Low-Light Environments Article Last night, I spent three hours shooting in the dark. The goals: to shoot test my new JP-15LE rifle, test my low-light mounting solution (a SureFire X300 mounted at twelve… Read Article
Reloading a Revolver Article Although I still teach a lot of classes at Black Wing Shooting Center in Delaware, Ohio, my role has evolved to include planning and administration of our training programs, as… Read Article
A Defensive Handgun, Two Magazines, and $1000 Article What's next? Many people who buy a handgun fall into one or more categories: recreation, competition, or self-defense. Normally I find those who buy a gun for recreation or competition… Read Article
Human Error in High-Stress Encounters Article In my previous article, Psychological Principles of Combat Training, we looked at some basic human behaviors and how to design training and practice regimens that take advantage of those behaviors.… Read Article
How to Not Get Shot: The Ten Secrets of Shot Avoidance Article Getting shot is a bad thing. We can all agree on that. The trick is how not to get shot. Here are the ten secrets of not getting shot. 1.… Read Article
Getting the Gun Into the Fight: Quick Draw Handgun Techniques Article A fellow instructor and I were recently discussing techniques surrounding the draw process. The epicenter of the discussion was what position the support hand should be in during the draw… Read Article
Light Up The Night: Handgun Solutions in Low Light Article In the article Training Solutions in Low Light Environments, I addressed equipping and using a rifle in low-light environments. However, the vast majority of us will probably be armed with… Read Article
Training Solutions in Low-Light Environments Article Last night, I spent three hours shooting in the dark. The goals: to shoot test my new JP-15LE rifle, test my low-light mounting solution (a SureFire X300 mounted at twelve… Read Article
