Book Recommendations for the Defensive Shooter
Sheriff Jim discusses several recent books that cover self-defense tactics.
There's a Lesson Here, Somewhere
This past weekend my son and his wife came out for an early 4th of July visit.
The Defensive Library
The Sheriff picks six top titles anyone concerned with armed self-defense should read.
Visualization
Watching the Summer Olympics has brought to mind a technique that is used by many, if not most, of the winning athletes.
The Quick Peek—No Thanks
Once in a while someone proposes a defensive technique that causes you to wonder just what they were thinking, assuming that they were thinking at all.
Sometimes, Slow Is Good
Naturally, when someone is shooting at you, or otherwise trying to kill you, you need to be as fast as you can. However, when the fight or the threat no longer exist it is just an excellent idea to be very slow about holstering that defensive handgun.
Managing the Defensive Shotgun
When faced with a threat, a shotgun can be quite the equalizer, but only if it’s used correctly.
Holster Your Handgun Slowly, Not Quickly
Naturally, when someone is shooting at you, or otherwise trying to kill you, you need to be as fast as you can. However, when the fight or the threat no longer exist it is just an excellent idea to be very slow about holstering that defensive handgun.
The Evolution of Personal Defense
Firearms, gear and training all evolve; sometimes it’s worth looking back to see how far we’ve come.
Hollywood Gun-Handling: Don't Believe What You See
As shocking as it may be to hear, what you see on television and in the movies may not be completely accurate with regard to firearms.
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