“Tag: drill”

Master defensive shooting instructor John Farnam lends us a deceptively superb drill.

It’s no secret that blazingly fast guys like BJ Norris and Travis Tomasie know things you don’t. But you can find one of ’em out right now, thanks to Frank Winn.

Shooting at a stationary target doesn't represent a defensive situation; it's important to "get off the X." But even when we do, we often forget rearward motion as an option.

Understanding the different ways your sights can be used will help you become a faster, more-proficient shooter.

If you aren't aware that your firearm is empty, you could be wasting crucial seconds when they matter most. Drilling immediate identification of an empty gun into instinct can make all the difference.

Preserving innocent life is predicated on the protection of our Second Amendment freedoms.

When a threat appears, adrenaline courses through our veins to assist us in fighting it off or fleeing the area, and with it comes tunnel vision. This is why it's important to practice scanning for other potential threats.