Unthinkable – Part 1
I’d wager most readers of this site own a firearm at least in part for self defense. I’d also wager that most of you who own a firearm for self defe...
Category: review
Experiential Learning Laboratory with Craig “SouthNarc” Douglas – The stuff you don’t learn in gun school
If you have been interested in the topic of self defense for a while you have likely heard the term “Force on Force” used before, and you likely hav...
Practical Small Knife Skills with Chris Fry
How many of you out there in reader-land have a knife on you right now? Carrying a knife every day as a normal part of life has been pretty common behavior for ...
Weapon Retention/Disarms with Paul Sharp
The second block of instruction I attended at the 2015 Tactical Conference was on weapon retention and disarms as taught by Paul Sharp of Sharp Defense. As a po...
Surviving the Knockout Game with Cecil Burch
I had the good fortune of attending the Rangemaster Tactical Conference this past weekend. It’s a pretty unusual event in the firearms training business w...
Wilson Combat Beretta 92G Brigadier Tactical
If you remember back to March of this year, we brought you the announcement that purveyors of 1911 excellence, Wilson Combat, had teamed up with Ernie Langdon t...
Trijicon HD Sights
The subject of pistol sights isn’t usually considered to be one of the sexier topics for shooting related discussion, but when you try to develop your abi...
Tactical First Aid and “System Collapse” Medicine with Active Response Training
If you carry a firearm for personal defense, you do so because you recognize a basic reality: Should you find yourself the target of criminal violence it will b...
Quark Tactical QTL
One of the questions I’m most frequently asked is what I use for EDC, or Every Day Carry by folks looking for advice on concealed carry and self defense. ...
First Look Review: Laserlyte AR Trainer Kit
Laserlyte just sent over their new AR trainer system “Training Tyme AR LT-C556” and I’m very excited because of all the guns in my house, my A...