In a recent article by Tom Givens (concealed carry firearms instructor) in his monthly newsletter, he stated that many of the incidents involving weapons and homicide go unsolved. A study shows 122 homicides in a large city, 98 were committed with guns, 9 with knives, and the other 12 cases were unknown. Arrests were only…
Dry Fire Training Is Important Dry Fire Training is an easy way to practice your shooting skills without having to fire a shot. Remember safety is always paramount. Here are some great Dry Fire training routines that I think you will enjoy. Download the target below and print it. This target is a great resource…
Mouse Gun for Concealed Carry One of my students recently came to the range wanting to learn to shoot her mouse gun for concealed carry. A mouse gun is most often considered a category of small revolvers, or semi-automatic handgun sometimes called a pocket pistol. I’m not going to call out any particular brand every…
Concealed Carry With An Empty Chamber comes up in my concealed carry training classes and has recently been discussed in one or more of my weekly classes. Most Firearms Instructors in the industry believe that a person who can not be comfortable carrying a firearm fully loaded in condition 1 is probably at risk of…
Concealed Carry Small Guns Small guns have been a trend for some time – popular for gun shops to sell and people to concealed carry. One of the big advantages of concealed carry small guns is that they are easily concealable, but don’t be fooled as small guns have some drawbacks. First, concealed carry small…
Conceal Carry Draw From the Holster Training When you make a choice to conceal carry a gun it is important to get proper draw from the holster training for conceal carry and practice so you can handle your equipment safely and effectively. One area usually missing is learning to draw from your conceal carry holster….
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