Training
Why Dry Fire Training Matters
I'll be the first to tell you that I don't do anywhere as much dry fire or dry fire drills practice as I should. How...
Saving a life—it’s not all about the gun
Carrying a concealed handgun, and being competent in its use, is a powerful step in being ready for unwanted and u...
Serious about concealed carry? Get a serious gun belt.
Serious about concealed carry? Get a serious gun belt. During a class presentation on everyday carry and gun holst...
Running Your Gun Not Your Mouth
With training and a solid understanding of just how fast armed conflicts begin and end I've altered how I manage ver...
Gun Holsters for Women: the good, the bad, and the ugly?
Gun Holsters for Women: the good, the bad, and the ugly? There’s a tongue-in-cheek expression in the CCW community, ...
Active Shooter And What To Do
Active Killer: Things You Didn't Think About Here are some very sobering things to consider befo...
The 4th Generation Warfare Mindset
The 4th Generation Mindset Before I even knew about the light infantry mindset I was already practicing it. 4th Gen...
Concealed Carry In The Summer
Four tips for better summertime carry Warmer temps are upon us. With that comes fewer layers of clothing and longer d...
Battlefield Pickup - Running Someone Else's Weapon
I ran this drill at Tactical Defense Institute in Ohio (tdiohio.com). The class was Handgun IV-V and was a four day ...
Should You Get A Red Dot Optic?
Should you get a red dot pistol sight? A slowly increasing number of shooters are installing red dot, also called ref...
Why Combat Stress Inoculation Matters
Whether you read the work of Colonel Boyd, or Colonel Grossman you will consistently hear the message that training ...
Kyle Defoor Class Report
Two days, five topics, one awesome learning experience At least once every year, I try to place myself in a workshop ...