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Monthly Archives: April 2020
No Safe Spaces: Personal Defense Skills and Why We Need Them
All you need to do is check the evening news to realize that there is no safe place. It’s somewhat naive to assume that bad things can’t happen in any city, town, village, or rural setting. Neither is it reasonable … Continue reading
Posted in Concealed Carry, Peace Officers, Personal Defense, Training
Tagged carbine, concealed carry, condition yellow, gunfight, home defense, home invasion, shotgun
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Assessment and Awareness in Self Defense
It was a force-on-force class using Simunitions. The two student partners were walking down a path and, as they rounded the bend, saw an attractive, young woman lying crumpled on the ground by the path. One of the men, who happened to be … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Defense, Training
Tagged 911, condition orange, cover, simunitions, situational awareness
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Real-World Defensive Shooting Stances
Recently, I was looking at some vintage photos of FBI agent Jelly Bryce (read about his story here). Bryce was an Oklahoma gunfighter who joined the FBI in the 1930s. He was quite fast with a sixgun and always employed … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Defense, Philosophy, Practice
Tagged bill jordan, col. jeff cooper, crime, jelly bryce, self-defense, weaver stance
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Dry Practice Drills for Homebound Shooters
Well, we’re urged to stay home while this COVID-19 crud runs its course. We should specifically stay away from groups of people, and many businesses are shutting down until the worst is over. What this means to defensive shooters is that your … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Defense, Practice, Projects, Training
Tagged COVID-19, dry practice, dry-fire, gun safety, safety rules, sight picture
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