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 Video Review: "Advanced Fighting Pistol - Close Quarters Combatives" from ITC
Innovative Tactical Concepts is a first rate training school headquartered in Richmond, Indiana and run by Brian LaMaster and Tim Davis. Brian has a long record of tactical training and is also a black belt in several different martial arts. Co-Founder Tim Davis is a member of the Richmond, IN police department and is also a longtime member of their SWAT team. Both are well qualified to pass on their wisdom. In a perfect world everyone would have access to taking one of ITC's excellent classes in person. However, since that is not . . . keep reading
 Stayin' Alive Behind the Wheel: How to Survive a Run in with Road Rage.
This exclusive digital report, FREE to USCCA members, expertly details how to avoid, de-escalate, escape and FIGHT an attacker suffering from Road-Rage. Excellent images, and no punches pulled! Members: click here for instructions on how to download this USCCA exclusive eBook to your computer. . . . keep reading
Across the Fruited Plain: Where the Fight for Shall-Issue Still Rages
In my last column, "The People Fighting for Your Gun Rights," I lamented the fact that more state gun rights organizations had not responded to my invitation to help keep USCCA members up to date on the current battles that they face, what specific activities they are engaging in on each battle, their sense of the morale of gun owners in their state, etc. In the weeks since then, I've heard from three more state organizations, bringing our group to a total of nineteen states. For many persons who carry concealed on a regular basis, any memory of the fight that secured them that right is fading quickly. But in more places than many are aware, the battle to . . . keep reading
 The Ordinary Guy: A Savage Gunfight on the Streets of Tampa
Tampa, Florida is a beautiful place. I can attest to that after spending nearly 15 years there as a resident. Like many people who move to Florida, I did so to escape the colder weather of the northern cities that I had been transferred to over the years after graduating from college. Meeting friends was difficult in a new place but not impossible, and like most people, I consider myself lucky if I can count my true lifelong friends on one hand. Vincent Savage is one of them. Vincent is one of the most interesting people I have ever known. Well traveled around the world, he has spent time working and sightseeing in areas of the globe where most people . . . keep reading
 LED Flamethrower Flashlights: "Do I Need That Much Light?"
LED technology is changing rapidly, and one emerging result is "flamethrower" flashlights capable of 500 lumens and more! With ordinary tactical lights offering from 60 up to perhaps 250 lumens of output, it can be tempting to draw a fast and firm conclusion -- either "gotta have it!" or "don't need it!" -- based on the numbers alone. But it is always wise to explore a new technology carefully before either embracing or dismissing it. Depending on your specific needs, the new thing can ultimately prove to be either a lot more or a lot less useful than it initially appeared. . . . keep reading
 Street Tactics: In Steel We Learn Truth
Force on force training has brought the defensive shooting world, kicking and screaming, into a modern age. This renaissance of training development has never been seen before, and I attribute it to several things: One is the proliferation of concealed carry around the world, and another is the willingness of some instructors to step away from the traditional world of the shooting range and involve themselves in force on force training. The same thing happened about a decade ago with the martial arts world when the Gracie family challenged any and all martial artists to a no-holds barred match that morphed into what we now know as . . . keep reading
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