“Tag: defensive handgun”

When it comes to choosing a defensive pistol, a few moments spent in research can make a world of difference.

Training someone to shoot a defensive handgun is mostly a standardized process. Firearm safety is followed by firearm function, which is then followed by an introduction to the basics of marksmanship. Past that, focus falls on handgun manipulation, presentation and various methods of target engagement.

Most gun owners will test ammunition to ensure it works in a handgun, but how often is terminal performance checked?

"Use enough gun" was and is the watchword for those hunting dangerous game, but it's also a reasonable consideration for personal defense.

Having all the newest gear can definitely an advantage, but not if you haven't first mastered the basics of defensive handgun training. Sheriff Jim Wilson talks about the fundamental skills for shooting a handgun well.

Glaser’s interesting Safety Slug is still available, but is it viable? Richard Mann takes a look at the Glaser Safety Slug and data related to its use.

We can’t predict when bad things are going to happen and we can’t predict where they are going to happen.

Selecting a personal-defense gun is a very subjective thing.

In his various writings, Col. Jeff Cooper admonished his students and readers to live with their defense gun.