Recently, I was drug over the coals by a reader who took issue with my comment that, “The further you get from Gunsite, the less faith you can have in your training.” His position was that my words were an insult to many good firearms training schools. I guess my comment could be taken to mean that but I would like to …
Regardless what ship you’re on, it needs an anchor. Ships and boats without anchors eventually end up adrift. The ship of gun owners we all ride on finds rougher water at each turn in the river. To hold our position we need an anchor and Gunsite, the place where the four rules of firearms safety were originated, can be that anchor. Sure, …
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 …
