Headspace And Timing: Recent Episodes
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Guns. Concealed carry. Defensive and offensive operations. Join for talk of all things firearms and self defense related.
How has your firearms training changed over the past year? Or has it? Mine has, listen how!
Are you loyal to one brand? Have a diverse collection? Here's my thoughts on what I prefer to carry and why.
When is lethal force justified? What "litmus test" can you apply to help in that decision making process. Use OIC. You'll thank me later.
One. Simple. Word. It can change your perspective, keep you from becoming a victim, help solve problems and open the door to deeper understanding of just about anything.
Plan for the worst, hope for the best. Don't be caught flat footed when crisis strikes. Lean forward, be proactive, not reactive.
A quick look at what gear I have in my man cave, my plans for it and what you should think about when developing your own stash.
Take defensive measures to protect yourself and your families when you're not physically present.
Maximize your range time by doing the heavy lifting at home. Slow and steady wins the race, don't fall into the trap that you have to spend a lot of money on ammunition to improve!
Match your mission to the rifle. Just like you wouldn't wear a pair of hiking boots to a track meet, don't build a long range tack driver if you're focused on home defense or close quarters battle.
Which do you like better for home defense? Rifle? Pistol? Shotgun? Hear what I like and why.
Have you thought about what you'll do if lethal force has been used? How will you act? What SHOULD you do?