Seven Inconvenient Truths of Concealed Carry
I’ve carried a handgun for most of my adult life. During that time, I’ve learned a lot of things about carrying concealed. Some of those lessons came from others who are more experienced, some came through the many training courses I’ve attended and some I learned on my own—the hard way.
Mantis X10 Elite Review
Make dry practice at home more fun, and save money and time when you go to the range.
How to Define a Beginner
Learn how to assess and maintain your defensive-marksmanship skills so they are more than adequate.
Depth Of Shooting
Don't limit yourself to one type of target in one type of environment. Learn how to adapt your skills to fit a variety of different situations.
First Look: American Eagle 30 Super Carry FMJ
A new training and practice round for users of the 30 Super Carry cartridge.
Utilizing the Element of Surprise
The combat element of surprise has been utilized for thousands, if not millions, of years. The important lesson learned early is that it works. It works for a simple reason: The opposition wasn’t expecting that particular maneuver, weapon or reaction.
How Important is Dry Practice?
Even when ammo isn’t scarce, dry practice is an invaluable tool in the shooter’s toolbox.
Effective Practice for Perishable Skills
Shooting skills are perishable if not practiced often. Steve Tarani offers tips on ways to practice to keep your shooting skills sharp.
Why You Should Practice with a Handgun at Distance
While the vast majority of defensive gun uses occur at close range, practicing at distance is an important skill for all shooters to develop.
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