defensive handgun training
defensive handgun training

Disparaging the Guru

Bashing Jeff Cooper on social media or blogs seems to be the in thing to do now days. Mostly perpetuated by millennial shooters, Granny Hawkins would file these vain attempts to get attention under www.doodlysquat.com  (If you don’t know who Granny Hawkins is, you’re a millennial for sure.) This bashing runs the gamut of proclamations that the Weaver stance is outdated, that the …

Attack – MGM Style

Bat and I set up a new toy on the range today; MGM’s Attack Target. I’ll be putting it through its paces for an article in Shooting Illustrated magazine but I’ll also be posting videos here on how the target works. Set up was easy and we completed the process in about 30 minutes. One of the neat aspects of this target …

Changing the Game

Firearms and firearms training is a slow moving train. We are still using, trusting and carrying defensive handguns and cartridges that are over 100 years old. Not only that, the training with these defensive tools, though it has picked up speed in the last 15 years, is still firmly rooted in doctrine established almost 40 years ago. Next to holsters, the most …