Tag Archives: gunfighting

5 Biggest Concealed Carry Mistakes

Posted on 20 February 2023

Personal defense and concealed carry are definitely hot topics today. More and more citizens realize that they are responsible for their own safety and they are taking steps to protect themselves and their families. All of this is good, but in … Continue reading →

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Lessons of the FBI Miami Shootout

Posted on 19 December 2022

Studying gunfights of the past allows concealed-carry licensees to prepare for the ever-changing dynamics of a life-threatening encounter in ways that practicing on a typical square range cannot. On April 11, 1986, FBI agents were engaged in a gunfight that … Continue reading →

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Slow and Steady Makes For Good Firearm Practice

Posted on 24 May 2021

Photo by Byron Sullivan from Pexels It’s good to keep in mind that every bullet that comes out of your gun will hit something—or somebody. That is one reason we should address a threat with the fewest shots, and the most center hits … Continue reading →

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Shooting vs. Fighting: Know the Difference

Posted on 6 January 2020

When a criminal attack is put upon you, it’s always best if you can multiply your chances for survival. You want to be able to use every legal advantage against your attacker. In short, you should do your best to … Continue reading →

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