Four rounds. Four. That’s it. Over the first four and a half hours of this class, each student had fired only four rounds. Clearly this would be a VERY different class for me. The Course and Instructor In this case, the class in question was the one day Pistol Video Diagnostics class, held at the […]
. In prior articles (see here, here, and here) I have provided some tricks and tips for concealment that have worked for me over years. However, I must admit that I am lucky in that I am able to dress in a very casual way at work. While some old-timers might bemoan the fact that […]
I’m going to share something with our readers that no one knows (not even John….until now). Over a year ago I wrote a review of the Ameriglo I Dot Pro sights. I even went back to that article and updated it when I bought more sets. Currently, ALL of my Glocks wear them (I do […]
In this edition of Target Tuesday, I’m going to discuss and review the Essentials Target available from RE Factor Tactical, as well as the “The Essential Shooting Guide” that the target is designed to be used in conjunction with. I first became aware of these products when Matt Devito of Downrange Firearms Training mentioned them […]
In my last article, I outlined some reasons why I do not believe that competitive shooting in general, and IDPA in particular, should be one of the first steps one takes in learning to use a firearm defensively. In that article, I provided my own definitions of “training” and “practice” and why competitive shooting falls […]
From time to time here on the Civilian Gunfighter blog, I think it is prudent for us to downshift and remind our readers—and ourselves—why this blog exists. John and I created this blog for several reasons, among which were that we wanted to help out newer shooters/concealed carriers with answers to common questions, to emphasize […]
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