John Holschen
My early mentor and friend, John Holschen, passed away last week. John was an incredibly effective teacher who could do everything at a high level.…
Category: Tacticality
10 Posts
Gun Cleaning 101
This past week I had a chance to catch up with some old NYPD partners of mine. That’s a fairly technical term in the NYPD,…
.45 vs. 9mm?
Does anyone really think small projectiles are as good or better? How about one these coming at you? Of course, we can’t carry those with…
Smaller Guns are…Convenient
Though bigger guns are prefered for most tasks, especially learning, smaller guns certainly have their place. They are easier to conceal if your wardrobe or…
Accuracy
I read an article from a well know gunwriter recently talking about the importance of being able to hit what you are aiming at. This…
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…
See What You Need to See
We recently talked about the commonly misunderstood aphorism “Slow is smooth and smooth is fast.” Today, we will look at another basic truth, “See what…
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…