Category Archives: Concealed Carry

Practicing One-Handed

This morning I am sitting here nursing a sore hand, the result of it getting smacked around during outdoor work. Some folks might say I am clumsy. I prefer to call it an “active lifestyle.” However, I have to admit … Continue reading

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Disciplining Your Trigger Finger

One of the very first really tactical holsters was designed in the early 1900s by S.D. Myres Saddle Company and named after Tom Threepersons, the El Paso gunfighter. The Threepersons holster was designed to securely hold the revolver with a … Continue reading

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Carrying a Firearm in a Vehicle: Personal Defense Considerations

Recently, I was doing some research for another article and came across the account of an officer losing his handgun during a felony traffic stop. It went like this: the officer, knowing the suspects were dangerous, took his revolver out … Continue reading

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Carrying Two Guns?

If one is to believe some of the internet experts, their daily load-out comprises at least two guns, three knives, brass knuckles, a blackjack and a field first aid kit. While over here, most of us are just trying to … Continue reading

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