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Category: Tacticality

10 Posts
Sep 20, 202519-Sep-25

Tactics

Learning, Other, Performance, Safety, Starting From Scratch, Tacticality, Teaching 2

I mostly stay away from discussing tactics here, but with the sad events of last week I have decided a very basic tactics discussion is…

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Sep 16, 202516-Sep-25

John Holschen

Learning, Tacticality, Teaching, Training Commentary 4

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.…

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Sep 6, 20255-Sep-25

Gun Cleaning 101

Firearms Commentary, Humor, Learning, Other, Performance, Tacticality, Teaching, Training Commentary 2

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,…

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Aug 30, 202529-Aug-25

.45 vs. 9mm?

Firearms Commentary, Learning, Other, Performance, Tacticality, Teaching, Training Commentary 4

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…

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Aug 20, 202519-Aug-25

Smaller Guns are…Convenient

Firearms Commentary, Learning, Performance, Tacticality, Teaching, Training Commentary 6

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…

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Aug 9, 20258-Aug-25

Bigger Guns are Better

Firearms Commentary, Learning, Performance, Tacticality, Teaching, Training Commentary 8

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Jul 30, 202529-Jul-25

Accuracy

Learning, Performance, Tacticality, Teaching, Training Commentary 3

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…

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Jul 16, 202515-Jul-25

Are Striker Fired Guns Safe?

Double Actions, Firearms Commentary, Learning, Performance, Safety, Tacticality, Teaching, Training Commentary 18

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…

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Jul 8, 20258-Jul-25

See What You Need to See

Learning, Performance, Tacticality, Teaching, Training Commentary 0

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…

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Jul 5, 20251-Aug-26

Striker Fired Guns Should Probably Not Be Carried AIWB.

AIWB, Double Actions, Firearms Commentary, G19, HK, HK P30, Learning, Performance, Safety, Tacticality, Teaching, Training Commentary 9

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…

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  1. SLG on Practice Going Nowhere?19-Aug-26

    Awesome!

  2. Andrew Chesney on Practice Going Nowhere?19-Aug-26

    Great information and advice! Beginning in March, I modified my morning routine by getting up 15 minutes early and adding…

  3. SLG on Books to Make You a Better Shooter15-Aug-26

    Very cool.

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    Great video. I've got the Enos book (and should probably revisit it), but not the Plaxco book. I do have…

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    Somehow I missed this comment. Great times with the 1006!

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