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SIGARMS: Training for the Future
George Harris
Training takes on a variety of meanings for the majority of us. Is it practicing what we know or is it learning something new and repeating the action hoping to become better at it? Are we having fun . . . keep reading
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Point Shooting Versus Aimed Fire?
Gabe Suarez
Now that one should stir some controversy right? What would you say if I told you that they are not mutually exclusive, and that anyone who tells you that they are is wrong? I was once . . . keep reading
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Holster Safety
Kathy Jackson
Perhaps the most dangerous moment in any firearms class happens when new students begin using their holsters for the first time. But even experienced shooters can . . . keep reading
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Weapon Retention for Concealed Carry
George Harris
When we think about concealed carry, we think about our preference in guns and holsters, ammunition selection, ancillary gear such as flash lights, OC and the like. In addition . . . keep reading
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Long Range Pistol Shooting
Gabe Suarez
I know all about how pistol fights tend toward being close and fast. However, there have been several instances where a long shot could have saved the day... . . . keep reading
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Force-on-Force Notebook
Jack Rumbaugh
Kobayashi Maru. The no-win scenario. That was the first thing that came to mind when I read the following post from the Force-on-Force Notebook forum from forum member 19880CR... . . . keep reading
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10 Seconds to Fight
Armando Basulto
Some coaches subscribe to the old saying: "Pain is the best teacher, but nobody wants to go to his class." Though it should be obvious that nobody wants to train just to get hurt, there is much value in . . . keep reading
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Safe Rooms
Jerrod S. Smelker
The phrase safe room has been around for a long time and it seems that everyone has their own definition of what a safe room is or should be. I don't believe there is any one right answer and that a safe room is custom to each household . . . keep reading
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"SIG SAUER:" Center Body for Concealed Carry
George Harris
There are a lot of perspectives regarding the concepts of carry location when in reference to concealed carry. I will touch on several points of view in the next few paragraphs and perhaps answer some questions for the reader and certainly . . . keep reading
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Train with the Experts at I.T.T.S.
William Desy
Legally carrying a concealed firearm has become the standard for the majority of our nation's fifty states. Thousands of everyday citizens are now exercising their right to carry, and have the ability to protect . . . keep reading
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2007 Blackhawk Writer's Seminar
Todd Burgreen
I've always wanted to try my hand at journalism, especially considering the anti-gun perspective taken by most reporters. What am I talking about? I am alerting the reader that what follows is going to read more like a newspaper . . . keep reading
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