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Purchased Properly, You Can in Fact Buy Hits

How many times have you seen ads from firearms companies that claim you will shoot better if you just buy their gear? This is a common frustration for newer shooters... Read Article

2018's 3 Best PDN Articles for the Novice, Intermediate and Advanced Student

In several past Decembers, I've listed the articles and videos that I've thought were the best of the preceding year. This year, I've singled out 3 articles that I are... Read Article

The Secret Kung Fu of Stimulus-Response Patterns

Counter Ambush Methodology requires us to learn to be able to process information while performing a complex task. Responding appropriately during a Dynamic Critical Incident (DCI) is most certainly a... Read Article

Developing an Emergency Response Plan for the Training Environment

Frequent and realistic training is necessary for all things: recognition of one’s competency, skill development, learning intuitive responses to learned stimuli, building neural pathways, maximizing our limited cognitive process in... Read Article

Safety in Defensive Gun Training

When it comes to defensive gun training courses, safety is the responsibility of the instructor. The instructor’s job is to make constant assessments to ensure that the benefits of the... Read Article

Transition and Vulnerability

Transition: tran•si•tion; tranˈziSHən,-ˈsiSHən/ The process or a period of changing from one state or condition to another. “Students in transition from one program to another.” Synonyms: change, passage, move, transformation,... Read Article

Training Solutions in Low-Light Environments

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