Drawing Your Pistol While Seatbelted in a Vehicle: Click It or Ticket? This goes back to my previous article about Vehicle Security We spend a LOT OF TIME in our Vehicles, often times more than we think. Therefore, drilling on self-defense scenarios while driving are extremely important. From my experience, situations like this (while…
Category: Tactics
How the AR-15 Forward Assist Saved Kyle Rittenhouse’s Life
All the Gun Boards, especially Arfcom are blowing up over this topic right now. 🤣 Keyboard Warriors and Sofa Ninjas arguing with each other about how Rittenhouse actually used (or should have used) the Charging Handle versus the Forward Assist and vice versa? My 2 cents: Regardless of how it went down, In the realm…
Lessons Learned From the Rittenhouse Case
Lessons Learned From the Rittenhouse Case I think the biggest takeaway from this case other than being prepared for the legal fallout of a self-defense case in the 21st century America can be summed up with two points. AVOIDANCE Avoid DANGEROUS Situations and STUPID People, and yes, this mean RIOTS. Yes, I agree with…
The Minimalist Arsenal
I have had several people emailing me concerned they do not have the proper “arsenal” stored up for the upcoming FUSA Spicy Taco Extravaganza. By “Arsenal” they are meaning a shit load of guns! The ideal being, the more the better! My reply to them is one word: RELAX. There is an old Cowboy saying…
Lessons from Four Carjackings: Learning How to Stop Them
Vehicle Security Basics for Survival in Bad Times
Vehicle Security Basics for Survival in Bad Times Consider for a moment where you spend the majority of your TIME. For the average Joe that would be HOME, WORK, VEHICLE. Don’t neglect Vehicle Security!
Using Vehicles as Weapons
Me and my family’s prayers go out to all the families who lost loved ones and have loved ones seriously injured due to the cowardly terror attack yesterday at the Waukesha Christmas Parade. Due to the severity of the on-going threat, I thought it pertinent to review an article from the Archives (2016) regarding Counter-Measures…
Underground Logistics
The Armed Citizen Corner: The Surreptitious Draw, A Neglected Skill
The Surreptitious Draw: A Neglected Skill I have long been a student of MAXIMIZING speed and efficency with weapons by MINIMIZING unncecessary body movement. This is why I am a proponent of AIWB carry (Appendix Inside the Waistband) for both handgun and fixed blade knife. “To draw the gun discreetly, focus on minimizing movement…
Practice Makes Permanent
From the Archives, 2015 I first heard this from a Military Drill Instructor while on the firing line a long time ago and it stuck with me. I apply it to just about every area of my life now, but especially FIREARMS TRAINING HABITS. To me, it is the essence of WHY we should…