Mead Hall Class in October is Live.
Once again, Pistol-Training.com will be at Mead Hall, this time in hopefully cooler October. On October 11 and 12, we will be teaching our flagship…
Author: SLG
SLG is an active law enforcement officer, having started with the NYPD in 1998. After September 11th, he was offered a position in federal law enforcement where he was fortunate enough to support the GWOT. Throughout his career, SLG has served as a patrol cop, investigator, firearms instructor, assaulter, and sniper. Deploying numerous times to Africa and the Middle East as well as 4 tours between Afghanistan and Iraq, his experience includes tactical operations, protection, and instruction. Responsible for the development of a detachment-wide firearms and CQB program while serving as a member of a full-time federal tactical team, he has taught and trained with numerous law enforcement and military tactical teams. SLG's original and continuing passion in the firearms field is effective, performance-oriented concealed carry. To that end, he was heavily involved in the development of the original modern AIWB holster, as well as many of the current derivatives.
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Back to the LTT P30L LEM
These last couple of weeks have been very busy at work so I have not been getting out to shoot as much as I would…
The Press-Out (Part 3)
Having covered a short, biased history of the technique as well as the basic concept behind it, we will now look at how to practice…
Law Enforcement Classes vs. Civilian Classes.
Having spent the past 27 years in law enforcement and almost as long teaching various topics to law enforcement (LEOs) and civilians, I have some…
The Press-Out (Part 2)
As mentioned last week, the basic idea of the press-out is to coordinate the movement of the gun with the trigger pull, so that as…
The Press-Out (Part 1)
20 years ago, the press-out was not very well known. 30 years ago only a small handful of us were doing it. In the last…
Durability of Hard Skills
This is a topic of much interest to trainers and “doers”, or at least it should be. However, I don’t often hear it talked about.…
Testing my Dry Practice
This post was supposed to go live last Saturday, but it didn’t happen, so the shooting is a few days behind my practice as of…
Getting Back to Training
With my hand injury having prevented me from training for a bit, I need to start getting my shooting back into shape. The best way…
“Correct” Trigger Control
You may have noticed that I have had a little less shooting content lately. Unfortunately, that is a result of a support hand injury that…