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To effectively fight with firearms requires training –instruction on fighting techniques and combative theory – and practice, the actual learning and...
Thinking of the Texas church shooting ... Have you heard of the "failure drill?" Basically, it's two shots to the body and one to the head. What's that about?
Recently, a Network member asked a question on our members-only internet forum, inquiring about the likelihood of a “righteous shooting” going to trial...
Here's another letter from a friend and listener who got into a "situation." He doesn't (yet) carry a gun, but his ramped-up situational awareness may have...
This is how it happens. Fast, when you don't expect it. I just received this from a Gun Talk listener about an attempted attack, and his response. There are...
First Person Defender filming took place last week, and boy, did we see some interesting tactics! But the lessons learned during filming resonated with the...
In the world of tactical trainers, the name John Farnam stands out, with good reason. He's been doing this for decades, and he's one of the best. Following...
Suck it up, Buttercup. We never said this stuff was easy.EDC stands for Everyday Carry. Every. Day. Carrying a loaded gun with you. Everywhere...
Hot doesn’t begin to describe the summer heat here in Southern Louisiana. I’d put it somewhere between blazing hot and hell. Every Day Carry (EDC) becomes...
If you listened to the radio show last week you know that we had a house fire a week ago. We're really lucky. No one was hurt. Our family photos are okay...
On the radio show, I talked about the problems of carrying a pistol with an empty chamber. Two callers said they do that for safety. They don’t want the gun...
I shared this story on my Twitter feed a while back, and it got me thinking about the threats that aren’t always walking on two legs. Had this individual been..
I love seeing companies and folks that recognize the good guys. This story out of Idaho warms my heart and gives me hope that we the people are not forgotten.