9 - 12 of 9 Search for: Sort by: date: New to Old date: Old to New alphabetical: A-Z alphabetical: Z-A Sorry, there were no results Defending Yourself From Criminals and Elected Officials Article In defensive training, we talk about concepts and principles of personal or family defense against a violent criminal. These may include awareness, avoidance, and collection and processing of information so… Read Article Deadly Force in the Protection of Property – A Very Risky Business Article “Hell yes! I worked hard for my property. You try to take it away from me, you deserve to die, and I’m just the guy who’ll do it!” The decision… Read Article Lessons Learned From My Good Samaritan Attempt Article Driving to the movies on December 26, 2014, I never in a million years envisioned needing to draw my defensive firearm. All the defensive firearm usage scenarios I had envisioned… Read Article Trusting Your Guns Article Having a planned course of action in case of unexpected events is advocated throughout the defensive firearms training industry. Read Article Know the Law: Part II Article In Know the Law, Part I, I discussed the definition of deadly force and when you may be able to use it in self-defense. Now let’s look at the legal… Read Article Know the Law: Part I Article What are the legal aspects of using deadly force? Every state has guidelines for the use of deadly force. As a legally armed citizen, it is your responsibility to know… Read Article Are There Holes in Your Training Resumé? Article A person needs to attend formal firearms training courses for at least one, if not two, very good reasons. The first reason is, of course, to learn how to use… Read Article The Reasonable Man Doctrine Article At first I intended to write about one of the sexier aspects of self-defense as it pertains to the legal arena, perhaps something about the “21-foot” rule (and why it… Read Article Problem Two: Legal Issues in Self-Defense Article The late, great Col. Jeff Cooper, founder of the famous firearms school Gunsite, first called the issue of dealing with the criminal justice system after a self-defense shooting “problem two.”… Read Article
Defending Yourself From Criminals and Elected Officials Article In defensive training, we talk about concepts and principles of personal or family defense against a violent criminal. These may include awareness, avoidance, and collection and processing of information so… Read Article
Deadly Force in the Protection of Property – A Very Risky Business Article “Hell yes! I worked hard for my property. You try to take it away from me, you deserve to die, and I’m just the guy who’ll do it!” The decision… Read Article
Lessons Learned From My Good Samaritan Attempt Article Driving to the movies on December 26, 2014, I never in a million years envisioned needing to draw my defensive firearm. All the defensive firearm usage scenarios I had envisioned… Read Article
Trusting Your Guns Article Having a planned course of action in case of unexpected events is advocated throughout the defensive firearms training industry. Read Article
Know the Law: Part II Article In Know the Law, Part I, I discussed the definition of deadly force and when you may be able to use it in self-defense. Now let’s look at the legal… Read Article
Know the Law: Part I Article What are the legal aspects of using deadly force? Every state has guidelines for the use of deadly force. As a legally armed citizen, it is your responsibility to know… Read Article
Are There Holes in Your Training Resumé? Article A person needs to attend formal firearms training courses for at least one, if not two, very good reasons. The first reason is, of course, to learn how to use… Read Article
The Reasonable Man Doctrine Article At first I intended to write about one of the sexier aspects of self-defense as it pertains to the legal arena, perhaps something about the “21-foot” rule (and why it… Read Article
Problem Two: Legal Issues in Self-Defense Article The late, great Col. Jeff Cooper, founder of the famous firearms school Gunsite, first called the issue of dealing with the criminal justice system after a self-defense shooting “problem two.”… Read Article
