Monthly Archives: March 2020

Overcoming Threat-Fixation & Tunnel Vision

Posted on 31 March 2020

Tunnel vision can be caused by a number of things, including health issues, but we are going to look at tunnel vision as it relates to life-threatening, dangerous situations. It is the physical phenomenon that occurs when we get up … Continue reading →

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Defensive Shooting: A Quickly Diminishing Skill

Posted on 24 March 2020

Personal defense isn’t about cool guns and gear, although we all enjoy cool guns and gear. It is, however, all about what you can do with the weapons and equipment when the need arises, and we are forced to take … Continue reading →

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Law & CCW: What You Need to Know for Self-Defense

Posted on 17 March 2020

We spend a lot of time talking about the importance of being able to hit quickly and accurately with one’s defensive firearm. Almost as much time is spent discussing the combat mindset and our ability to recognize and avoid trouble … Continue reading →

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Empty Chambers

Posted on 9 March 2020

Lately, I have been hearing that some people are carrying their defensive semi-automatics without a round in the chamber. I suppose that this is most often done with a thought to increasing the safety of the handgun and avoiding a … Continue reading →

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