81 - 12 of 81 Search for: Sort by: date: New to Old date: Old to New alphabetical: A-Z alphabetical: Z-A Sorry, there were no results The Devil’s in the Deviation Article Deviation is the difference between where we want the bullet to go and where it can go. Photo: Ken Hoffman Deviation is defined as the difference between where you want… Read Article Bone Support, Bio Locks, and a Heavy Backbeat Article What does drumming have to do with defensive use of a pistol? That is a good question, and on its surface, the answer is perhaps nothing. However, I made a… Read Article Be a Good Student Article When members of the public choose to invest their time, effort, and energy to attend training, they usually research the instructor and/or the class. They give due diligence, prepare, and… Read Article Competition Shooting: Potential Pitfalls for the Casual Competitor Article I like to participate in shooting competitions, as do many hobbyists who primarily own and carry guns for personal defense. As I’ve written before, I believe that competitions are great… Read Article The Well-Balanced Training Diet Article If we decide to take on the responsibility of being our family’s first responder, a serious training regimen becomes not only a necessity, but a lifestyle choice. Considering how the… Read Article The Future of Self-Defense Training Article As a student of self-defense, I have taken literally hundreds of hours of self-defense training courses spanning the broad spectrum of self-defense learning. Unarmed courses, armed courses, different types of… Read Article DON’T LOOK AT YOUR GUN WHILE RELOADING! Article This article covers the reasons you shouldn’t look at your gun while working on it, period. This includes loading, unloading, and clearing malfunctions. Read Article Six Tips for Dealing with Gun-Free Zones Article “Gun-free zones” are a part of life for just about everyone I know. Read Article Women & Shooting, Part 4: Feedback Article You’ve got a gun? There goes the neighborhood! Read Article Usable Power for Personal Defense: Part 2 Article Two other areas of focus for those committed to personal defense preparedness: gear upgrades and emergency driving. Read Article Usable Power for Personal Defense: Part 1 Article Car enthusiasts generally have a relentless pursuit of horsepower. But the pursuit triggers what sports car engineers refer to as the devil’s cycle, where bigger engines make a car heavier,… Read Article Personal Defense Weapons and Practice for Peak Performance Article A sound training program relies on very basic principles. Read Article Show More
The Devil’s in the Deviation Article Deviation is the difference between where we want the bullet to go and where it can go. Photo: Ken Hoffman Deviation is defined as the difference between where you want… Read Article
Bone Support, Bio Locks, and a Heavy Backbeat Article What does drumming have to do with defensive use of a pistol? That is a good question, and on its surface, the answer is perhaps nothing. However, I made a… Read Article
Be a Good Student Article When members of the public choose to invest their time, effort, and energy to attend training, they usually research the instructor and/or the class. They give due diligence, prepare, and… Read Article
Competition Shooting: Potential Pitfalls for the Casual Competitor Article I like to participate in shooting competitions, as do many hobbyists who primarily own and carry guns for personal defense. As I’ve written before, I believe that competitions are great… Read Article
The Well-Balanced Training Diet Article If we decide to take on the responsibility of being our family’s first responder, a serious training regimen becomes not only a necessity, but a lifestyle choice. Considering how the… Read Article
The Future of Self-Defense Training Article As a student of self-defense, I have taken literally hundreds of hours of self-defense training courses spanning the broad spectrum of self-defense learning. Unarmed courses, armed courses, different types of… Read Article
DON’T LOOK AT YOUR GUN WHILE RELOADING! Article This article covers the reasons you shouldn’t look at your gun while working on it, period. This includes loading, unloading, and clearing malfunctions. Read Article
Six Tips for Dealing with Gun-Free Zones Article “Gun-free zones” are a part of life for just about everyone I know. Read Article
Women & Shooting, Part 4: Feedback Article You’ve got a gun? There goes the neighborhood! Read Article
Usable Power for Personal Defense: Part 2 Article Two other areas of focus for those committed to personal defense preparedness: gear upgrades and emergency driving. Read Article
Usable Power for Personal Defense: Part 1 Article Car enthusiasts generally have a relentless pursuit of horsepower. But the pursuit triggers what sports car engineers refer to as the devil’s cycle, where bigger engines make a car heavier,… Read Article
Personal Defense Weapons and Practice for Peak Performance Article A sound training program relies on very basic principles. Read Article
