Firearms

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  • Muzzle Up or Depressed? Pt 3

    If all you had to do was keep your finger off the trigger and there would be no problem, then there would be no need for the safeties on single-action guns to remain engaged until we actually wanted the gun to fire.

    Article • July 13th, 2009

  • Guns And Planes

    I glance down at my watch and see that my flight window is closing quickly, especially if I have to go through the checkpoint again. He doesn't want to hear it. I show him my retired LEO ID; I may as well have shown him a picture of last year's...

    Article • July 6th, 2009

  • Handguns to Hands-On

    Drawing our hand guns can be a daily event depending on where you work. As a result of these incidents, we spend a great deal of our training time on the range drawing and firing our weapons.

    Article • June 29th, 2009

  • Close Quarters Shooting - part1
    Close Quarters Shooting - part1

    The Need for CQS Skills, State Standards Not Sufficient, Why CQS is Different, Stopping Power and the Handgun

    Video • April 7th, 2009

  • Close Quarters Shooting - part2
    Close Quarters Shooting - part2

    .Traditional CQS Techniques, Speed Rock and Shove N Shoot, Elbow Technique, Deflect Attack, Fight it Out

    Video • April 7th, 2009

  • Close Quarters Shooting - part3
    Close Quarters Shooting - part3

    .Going to the Ground, Debug at Full Speed

    Video • April 7th, 2009

  • Close Quarters Shooting - part4
    Close Quarters Shooting - part4

    Why Don't We Do This Already? Fundamental CQS Live Fire Technique, Improvising in Training

    Video • April 7th, 2009

  • Close Quarters Shooting - part5
    Close Quarters Shooting - part5

    Target Focused Shooting, Striking Bag Exercise

    Video • April 7th, 2009

  • Close Quarters Shooting - part6
    Close Quarters Shooting - part6

    First Shot Excercises

    Video • April 7th, 2009

  • Close Quarters Shooting - part7
    Close Quarters Shooting - part7

    Partner Rescue, Handgun to Empty Hand Transition, Hooded Drills, Conclusion

    Video • April 7th, 2009

  • Defensive Snub Revolver - part2
    Defensive Snub Revolver - part2

    Why the Snubb is Still Relevant - Walt Rauch Laser Enhancement of the Snubby - Clyde Caceres

    Video • April 2nd, 2009

  • Defensive Snub Revolver - part7
    Defensive Snub Revolver - part7

    Continued --Counterpoint; Small Auto Loaders are a Better Choice - Tom Givens

    Video • April 2nd, 2009

  • Defensive Snub Revolver - part1
    Defensive Snub Revolver - part1

    Role of the Snubby for Cops - Massad Ayoob Snubby Advantages for LE - Wes Doss The Snubby as a Second Gun - Andy Stanford Unconventional Snubby Reloading - Michael de Bethencourt

    Video • April 2nd, 2009

  • Defensive Snub Revolver - part3
    Defensive Snub Revolver - part3

    Course of Fire for the Snubby - Paul Gomez Ammunition for the Snubby - Jim Cirillo

    Video • April 2nd, 2009

  • Defensive Snub Revolver - part4
    Defensive Snub Revolver - part4

    Close Quarters Fighting - SouthNarc

    Video • April 2nd, 2009

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