Category Archives: Philosophy

Purpose-Built Defensive Ammo: Find It and Use It

Posted on 12 February 2019

I have to confess that, somewhere along the line, I became an ammo snob. Now this wasn’t something that I had done intentionally; it just happened. While there is some really good defensive ammunition out there built for all kinds … Continue reading →

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Surviving a Gunfight: Tips for Preparation & Problem-Solving

Posted on 20 January 2019

You can engrave this in your brain–A gunfight is going to be what it’s going to be. It will probably come as a complete surprise. The attack will most likely come much faster than a person expects. And it will undoubtedly … Continue reading →

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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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