OzarkPowler

Knowing your offset between your optic and your barrel is extremely important in a tactical or self-defense scenario.

Reloads are extremely important in firearms proficiency training. Knowing when to reload your weapon decisively rather than as a last resort can make all the difference.

Dry fire practice is one of the most efficient, cost-effective ways to improve trigger control, grip, draw stroke, and many other aspects of both handgun and rifle training without having to expend too much ammunition.

Proper grip on a handgun is one of the key fundamentals of fast, accurate shooting that can mean the difference between victory and defeat. Be it in competition, plinking, tactical, or self-defense scenarios, a good grip cab make all the difference!

I'll let the video speak for itself.

Aligning magazines for easy access and quick reloads can be an absolute game changer in a self-defense situation. Set yourself up for success!

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Those past Monday, yet another crisis was averted by two off-duty police officers at a St. Louis school. Two officers attending a nearby charged in and stopped a mass shooting, while seven UNARMED security officers quaked in fear and tried to evacuate the building rather than engage the threat.

Too many people carry the wrong ammunition in their defensive handgun. Hardball FMJ is good enough for the range, not for the field.

The right holster is critical to your success in a self-defense situation. Don't pick gear that sets you up for failure!