Author: The Tactical Hermit
Armed Texan and Part-Time Bard.
Training Should Always Reveal Flaws
More on Rifles When we train, regardless if it is with tools (firearms, knives, sticks) or not, our training should reveal our flaws; either in actual technique, our mentality or our gear. Revealing flaws in our gear and how we “load out” with our rigs to fight is something I can tell you from…
Over-Thinking and Under-Training
I have noticed a developing trend in tactical training blogs and forums: Trainers and Students “Over-Thinking” situations and by default of that mentality, putting forth energy toward the WRONG training goals and under-training on the skill’s needed. Let me give you an example: At a recent “Active Shooter” class, the topic came up of shooting…
Embrace the Suck
H/T WRSA
Dose of Truth
Mitchell WerBell
Know Your History.
The Life of South Texas Border Ranchers
Life For Border Ranchers: Assaulted, Dogs Beaten, Fences Destroyed, Dead Bodies I have a good friend who works for a very large Hunting ranch along the border in South Texas. In the last five years alone he has been involved in three shootouts with smugglers, an attempted stabbing, arson and vandalism (the drug smugglers…
7,000 Post and Going!
Well Dear readers this is my 7,000th Post in my time here at Word Press and I wanted to take a moment and say THANKS for subscribing and reading my ramblings, it means a lot. I Leave You with a Farewell from one of my Favorite movies of all time, Jeremiah Johnson.
UPS New Gun Shipping Rule
More Back Door Firearm Harassment.
Mountain Man Medical And Their Free Online Course
Mountain Man Medical And Their Free Online Course I have long been a big advocate of Armed Citizens taking some form of Emergency Medical Trauma Training. It’s common sense logic that if you carry a gun for self-defense you need to know how to plug the holes that gun (or knife) can make, both…