Should you intervene in a third-party dispute? Here's Sheriff Jim's take...
Improving your shooting starts with understanding that you have room to improvement.
Sheriff Jim reminds us that stopping an attacker as soon as possible is critical to surviving a criminal encounter.
Buy yourself time with a diversion in a criminal attack.
Sheriff Jim urges us to work on getting better with the gear we have, rather than looking for the next big thing.
In a dynamic incident, seconds count, which is why Sheriff Jim urges you to practice getting that front sight fast.
Sheriff Jim reminds us that bullet placement is of utmost importance in a life-or-death scenario.
There's a difference between looking and seeing--one has to do with letting light into the eyes, the other has to do with actually observing what is going on around you.
Of all the skills that are critical to a successful defensive plan, awareness is one of the most important.
To ensure your defensive ammunition will safely fire, you should regularly change and check it.