Why You Need a Holster A holster is an essential tool: it securely holds your handgun, keeping it safe, accessible, and ready when you need it. Holsters typically attach to your belt, either outside or inside your waistband. Whether you’re at the range or carrying for self-defense, having a quality holster is critical. Why It…
The thin layer of dust had settled uniformly, absent only from the crisp outlines where boxes had been previously. Soon, those rectangular oases will be covered, too. It’s a sinking feeling, deep in the pit of the stomach, for anyone who trains and practices the martial art of firearms. Another ammo shortage has arrived, and…
Bob entered the range. It was an unusually nice February day, near 50 degrees. It was quiet except for the dull hum of the motion-triggered lights that snapped on as he walked in. The floor was clean with no excess brass, recently mopped leaving the light minty smell of Simple Green. As he twisted on…
Acquiring Skills vs. Sustaining Abilities In all our endeavors but particularly in sports, music, and professional development, the terms “practice” and “training” are used interchangeably. They are not the same. There exists a nuanced difference between the two concepts, which lies in the underlying purpose of each. Training focuses on expanding knowledge and skills through…
The G-SAP-T Checklist Has Proven Results Imagine this: Your friend asks you to go shooting. He’s really excited that you have guns and belong to the local range. You diligently review the four rules of firearm safety and show him how to load rounds into the magazine. Your last words before his first shots are,…
Tactical Tidbits #10: Changes in CT regulations + 2023 Assault Weapon Registration See the Video HERE: Beginning October 1, many CT laws are changing including “Open Carry” and firearm storage requirements. CT has also recently begun accepting registration forms for “Assault Weapons” under the 2023 definition. CT DESPP Assault Weapon Registration – Instructions Main SLFU…
“Appendix” carry is a reference to a location on the waist for a handgun. It’s how I’ve been carrying for many years and perhaps it will work for you too. If you’re carrying in the appendix position, or you’re curious about it, here’s a short video explaining it.
As a southpaw that grew-up shooting, I quickly adapted to right handed firearms. I had no choice, as it was pretty much all that was available. My dad was also left handed, and we spent every weekend from when I was about 7 years old shooting. When I was a young teenager, my dad was…
As an instructor specializing in family and personal safety and protection, teaching people the “Color Codes of Awareness” is a vital part of understanding how we can better prepare ourselves should bad things happen. Someone that I respect and often train with says that the only place he allows himself to be in “Condition White”…
https://www.cga.ct.gov/2019/ACT/pa/pdf/2019PA-00007-R00HB-07223-PA.pdf This is a bit of a divergence from “Tactical Tidbits” but it’s important information for those of us that frequently transport firearms in our vehicles. First, let me clarify that this ONLY applies to handguns. Long guns are not covered in this law. The summary is that if you are transporting handguns in a…
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