Drawing your pistol from the holster can seem like an easy thing to do, and indeed it is easy for most people. However, presenting your pistol from the holster can also be unsafe if done improperly. We need to crawl before we can walk, and walk before we can run. For that reason, we have …
Approximately 64% of adults in the United States wear prescription glasses, and that statistic reflects in our training classes. New shooters often have questions about eye protection and shooting with their prescription eyeglasses. While the shooter can simply wear their prescription glasses, that isn’t an ideal option. So, let’s discuss what a shooter who wears …
It’s a common question I get in my classes or on the internet. How many rounds should I carry? Or put into other words, what capacity or how many bullets? We can’t really answer this question until we address how many rounds it takes to stop a threat. Remember you don’t get to answer that …
It shouldn’t be confusing when you decide what gear to bring for a defensive pistol class. We layout the gear selection to make your gear choices simple.
Selecting a holster for concealed carry is a personal choice that varies from one person to the next. In this article, we will discuss how you may select your best holster for concealed carry.
At some point in time, if you have drawn your firearm from its’ holster, you are going to need to reinsert the firearm back into its’ holster. In comes one of those controversies the internet loves to argue about. Should you or should you not look at your holster when reholstering?
By Jodie Auliff OTR/L CHT Hand strength is vital for many occupations and many recreational activities. I know this all too well as I am an Occupational Therapist and Certified Hand Therapist. I also have wrist/hand injuries myself from previous fractures to ligament tears. I have been an Occupational Therapist for 25 years and have …
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