Book Review: First 30 Seconds by Ed Monk

Ed Monk is a firearms instructor that has become the preeminent expert on the active shooter problem in the past several years.  He has an interesting background for this expertise, being a retired military guy as well as an experienced public school teacher.  I have listened to his presentations in the past as I very... Continue Reading →

Handgun Skills for the Terror Threat

Several months ago I wrote an article entitled Handgun Training for Worst Case Scenario.  In that article I addressed my take on the seemingly inevitable large-scale, coordinated, terror attack that we are due for thanks to years of an unsecured border and immigration system.  I anticipate such an attack will be similar to the Mumbai... Continue Reading →

Handgun Training for Worst Case Scenario

As the world devolves into violence, and there is certainly an increase in violence over the past several years on the streets of the United States thanks to soft-on-crime political stupidity, the prepared citizen should focus on the tools and skills that matter most.  I have been one of the more vocal trainers and writers... Continue Reading →

A Sickness Among a Sick Society

Another school shooting this week, this time at a Highschool in Georgia, killing two students and two teachers. The most bewildering thing about this situation is that it was committed by a 14-year-old.  As of this writing little is released about the perpetrator.  Does it matter?  We will, undoubtedly, find out about the youth’s troubled... Continue Reading →

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