
The Ethos and Skill of Killing
Part of this article was originally published in SWAT Digest, September 2006. Warriors don’t need to be or become evil to combat evil. It goes
Part of this article was originally published in SWAT Digest, September 2006. Warriors don’t need to be or become evil to combat evil. It goes
Cell phones are like venomous snakes for children. Even so, a lot of kids have them or will soon have them. What’s the threat and
Are you thinking about getting a new red dot optic or just got one? Worried that the one you have your heart set on makes
I went duck hunting a few years ago with a Vietnam veteran. He and I have a lot of things in common, the two most
Through bad calls, bad deployments, bad days, and bad years, societies’ protectors must bear the burdens and carry the pain that most people will never—ever—understand.
When training for the realities of mortal combat, it’s important to consider what to do in case someone tries to disarm you. This is especially
“Officer! Officer! I want to file a report,” a 28-year-old male hollered out to me and my partner. Looking over at him from inside our
Several months ago a fellow firearms instructor and I sat down, talked self-defense and came up with a list of five skill-sets that we think
How you carry a concealed gun tells a lot about yourself, especially if you’re not concealing your gun when you should be. When it comes
I’ve heard it repeated dozens of times and so have you: “It’s better to be tried by twelve than carried by six.” What does this
The thumbs forward grip is a truly awesome grip used to control muzzle flip in semi-automatic handguns and allows for fast follow-up shots. This grip
Want to be a great shooter? Whether you’re in tactical competition or real-world confrontation, developing skill sets found on this list of shooting skills will
It’s a common belief that shooting someone in the back is always an act of murder. Believe it or not, there are times when shooting