You Don’t Know What You Don’t Know (The Death Of Expertise)
If you haven’t read Tom Nichols book, The Death of Expertise, it is worth a read. I run the Pistol-Training.com blog for a few reasons.…
Category: Safety
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Are Striker Fired Guns Safe?
We have firearms safety rules for a reason. Handling guns safely is not intuitive for most people. If guns were perfectly safe, they would be…
Striker Fired Guns Should Probably Not Be Carried AIWB.
When I started carrying AIWB in the 90’s, it was with a Glock 26. My very first AIWB holster was a Desantis that had been…
DA is the Way
If you haven’t seen Langdon Tactical’s latest video, it is worth a watch. As longtime users of DA guns, Pistol-Training.com has always preached the superiority…
Guns and Self-Defense
“I carry a full size fight’n pistol with a light and an optic and 3 spare magazines and if you only carry a J-frame, you…
Cops are in the Top 2% of Shooters in the Nation
That’s probably not a headline you’d expect to see. That’s because it’s not true. However, for sometime now, police motor officers have been said to…
So Chief, Your Department’s Unintentional Discharges Have Gone Up and You’re Surprised?
(This article was written by a friend in the industry who prefers to remain anonymous at this time. He is among the few of us…
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 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…
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…