Category Archives: Philosophy

Testing a New Concealed-Carry Gun: 3 Steps to Success

Posted on 21 August 2018

Many of us who teach and write about personal defense have cautioned against folks switching defensive handguns on virtually a daily basis. There are a number of good reasons why this is simply not a good idea. When a person … Continue reading →

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Profile: Jelly Bryce—Oklahoma Gunfighter

Posted on 30 October 2017

(l.) Jelly Bryce had his own point-shooting method. Taken for dramatic effect for LIFE (and as we know, in clear violation of NRA safety rules) this image clearly demonstrated Bryce’s unique, deep crouch stance. He would fire when the gun … Continue reading →

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Four Over Used Phrases in the Gun World

Posted on 9 October 2017

All right, let’s have a little fun. We have all heard phrases that are used in personal defense that have been used too long and too often. Some were funny the first few times we heard them and others just … Continue reading →

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Training or Playing?

Posted on 19 December 2015

In the past I have made the observation that some people play at personal defense. These may be the folks who keep buying gun after gun and not budgeting any money for professional training. These may also be the folks … Continue reading →

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