You can't have eyes in the back of your head, but you can have something close to it.
Familiarity with a firearm breeds competency rather than contempt, says Sheriff Jim.
What's on your hip isn't as important as important as what's inside your head.
Just how fast can you respond to a threat, anyways?
We can't control everything that happens in a violent encounter, but we can eliminate some common unforced errors.
Your reaction to a violent encounter might depend on your ability to out-think your opponent.
The process begins long before you show up at the range.
Taking your skills to the next level means thinking in different ways.
Does your firearms training need to have experience under fire?
Ok, so there's a threat in front of you, and things are getting ugly. Now what?