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Sighting Fundamentals
Marty Hayes, J.D.
For the past century or so, how we instructors taught use of sights for defensive handgunning was fairly consistent. We taught the student to line up the top of the front sight with the top of the rear sight and keep an equal amount of light on each side of the front sight. This is referred to as a post and notch sight picture . . . keep reading
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Resisting a Home Invasion: It's Not House Clearing Any More
CR Williams
It always shows up at a certain stage of firearms training and it often shows up on DVDs and in books that present tactics and techniques, and strategy: House Clearing--pieing corners, approaching doorways and intersections, using flashlights, shooting at close ranges, how to set up and use a safe room. Go just a bit beyond . . . keep reading
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Are Tactical Reloads a Waste of Time?
Heath Gunns
Do you have an abundance of available time to train? Is your supply of ammunition endless or available monies for classes unlimited? I suspect that you are not much different than I am. I have family commitments, work commitments and financial constraints that all limit my ability to train and shoot. I try to make every . . . keep reading
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