23 - 12 of 23 Search for: Sort by: date: New to Old date: Old to New alphabetical: A-Z alphabetical: Z-A Sorry, there were no results Do paramedics and Firefighters DESERVE to be armed and wear Armor? Article It's a long debated issue that boils down to the local level choices based on culture, budget, and more. In a recent story from Sarasota County in Florida, Fire Department… Read Article Anytime, anywhere, even at 6:30AM on the way to work! Article The last thing you'd expect is for a hard working person to have to face. Up and ready to catch the bus before the light of day, many people feel… Read Article Man choosing to Open Carry learns a lesson in Madison , Wisconsin Article A man was legally carrying his weapon on State Street in Madison, Wisconsin last week. State street is a popular restaurant and nightlife area for the thousands of students and… Read Article Irresponsible off duty US Border Patrol Agent causes 47,000 acre wildfire Article The newly released video from 2017 was featured on INSIDE EDITION recently and shows the shot that started it all during a baby announcement gone very, very wrong. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=38&v=moIEjMd10Gc Gender… Read Article Pistol Caliber Carbines: the Rodney Dangerfield of defensive firearms Article “I don’t get no respect, no respect at all!” — Rodney Dangerfield If there ever was a gun which “experts” delighted in ridiculing, it’s the pistol caliber carbine or PCC.… Read Article Do Your Standards Have Integrity? Article I've been saying for a long time that all such "standards" are made up and ultimately Subjective.... and therefore, not important... certainly not as important as so many people make… Read Article Empty Chamber Carry Article If you're not ready to carry a gun with a round chambered in a proper holster, you're simply not ready to carry a gun for personal defense. Check out this… Read Article How Good Are You? Measuring Shooting Skill Article Most shooters have a type A personality that drives us. That being the case, my students often ask me how to measure the skills they have. While there are multiple… Read Article If it Ain’t Rainin, it Ain’t Trainin!: How Weather Affects Firearms Training Article I’m from the Pacific Northwest, commonly referred to as the “Pacific NorthWET” by those of us who live here. Having grown up in the region, I’m used to the rain,… Read Article Unintentional Discharges: The Mutant Cousin Under the Basement Stairs Article I would like to discuss something that, in firearms instructing circles, seems to be the metaphorical mutant cousin living under the basement stairs. It’s something that many instructors (and shooters)… Read Article Family Defensive Strategies: For the Armed Individual Article This article addresses tactics and techniques that will serve the armed person during a situation where they may have to use their gun while with friends or family members. I… Read Article Why It’s Okay to Lose in Training Article Too often I see people—whether students in a class or those practicing solo—training for impractical situations. The Plausibility Principle states that we should always train for the widest set of… Read Article Show More
Do paramedics and Firefighters DESERVE to be armed and wear Armor? Article It's a long debated issue that boils down to the local level choices based on culture, budget, and more. In a recent story from Sarasota County in Florida, Fire Department… Read Article
Anytime, anywhere, even at 6:30AM on the way to work! Article The last thing you'd expect is for a hard working person to have to face. Up and ready to catch the bus before the light of day, many people feel… Read Article
Man choosing to Open Carry learns a lesson in Madison , Wisconsin Article A man was legally carrying his weapon on State Street in Madison, Wisconsin last week. State street is a popular restaurant and nightlife area for the thousands of students and… Read Article
Irresponsible off duty US Border Patrol Agent causes 47,000 acre wildfire Article The newly released video from 2017 was featured on INSIDE EDITION recently and shows the shot that started it all during a baby announcement gone very, very wrong. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=38&v=moIEjMd10Gc Gender… Read Article
Pistol Caliber Carbines: the Rodney Dangerfield of defensive firearms Article “I don’t get no respect, no respect at all!” — Rodney Dangerfield If there ever was a gun which “experts” delighted in ridiculing, it’s the pistol caliber carbine or PCC.… Read Article
Do Your Standards Have Integrity? Article I've been saying for a long time that all such "standards" are made up and ultimately Subjective.... and therefore, not important... certainly not as important as so many people make… Read Article
Empty Chamber Carry Article If you're not ready to carry a gun with a round chambered in a proper holster, you're simply not ready to carry a gun for personal defense. Check out this… Read Article
How Good Are You? Measuring Shooting Skill Article Most shooters have a type A personality that drives us. That being the case, my students often ask me how to measure the skills they have. While there are multiple… Read Article
If it Ain’t Rainin, it Ain’t Trainin!: How Weather Affects Firearms Training Article I’m from the Pacific Northwest, commonly referred to as the “Pacific NorthWET” by those of us who live here. Having grown up in the region, I’m used to the rain,… Read Article
Unintentional Discharges: The Mutant Cousin Under the Basement Stairs Article I would like to discuss something that, in firearms instructing circles, seems to be the metaphorical mutant cousin living under the basement stairs. It’s something that many instructors (and shooters)… Read Article
Family Defensive Strategies: For the Armed Individual Article This article addresses tactics and techniques that will serve the armed person during a situation where they may have to use their gun while with friends or family members. I… Read Article
Why It’s Okay to Lose in Training Article Too often I see people—whether students in a class or those practicing solo—training for impractical situations. The Plausibility Principle states that we should always train for the widest set of… Read Article
