Things That Don’t Suck: The Highwild Bullet Trap
I’m moving, and I hate it. Moving truly sucks, and what sucks the most is moving away from the home range I’ve built. I have plans for a new range, but that’s a little ways…
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Trying to Protect African Wildlife With the Least Expensive Weapons Available
In addition to hunting, when TTAG writer Jon Wayne Taylor is in Africa, he trains the people who protect some of continent’s most endangered wildlife from poachers. This week he’s in South Africa working with…
No Matter What Part Of Florida You’re In, There Is Good Training!
Back in a different life, when I wore the badge, I attended a number of training courses put on by different agencies and schools. All of them were directed towards a law enforcement-centric mindset. Basically,…
Training Helps You Handle the Adrenaline Rush
Stress. It can be categorized by type – distress, eustress, neustress – and classified by hormone – adrenaline, norepinephrine, and cortisol. Some of its effects can be positive, at least in the short-term, while others…
Things That Don’t Suck: The DryFireMag
Good dry fire gadgets are well worth their initial cost. Things like the Mantis X10 aren’t cheap, but they provide a ton of training capabilities, even when the upfront cost seems rather high. Revolutionizing dry…
A Little Pain, a Lot of Gain: Force-on-Force Personal Defense Training for Civilians
It’s not every day that you get a chance to practice self-defense tactics against opponents who actually shoot back, especially as a civilian. If you get the chance to do it through force-on-force training, grab…
Don’t Just Shoot, Train – 3 Drills for a Static Range
By DrewR A large percentage of the People of the Gun are relegated to shooting in a “static” or restrictive range, often indoors and sometimes lorded over by a range master calling when to fire…
Gear Review: PTS Barricade PTSB-Lite Barrier
Social media advertisements in the gun world are often for Chinese rip-offs of American products. They’re mostly near-useless or even sometimes dangerous junk. And then there’s the occasional gem. I found one of those gems…
Personal Defense: Get Fit for the Flight
By George Zener The fight-or-flight response is “a physiological reaction that occurs in response to a perceived harmful event, attack, or threat to survival.” Lots of people who are reading this article likely have plenty…
Loose Screws: Former Navy SEAL Jeff Gonzales on Basic Gear Maintenance
Bigstock There is nothing more frustrating than grinding to halt because your gear has fallen apart, especially in a training class. How many of us have been on the ground trying to find that itty-bitty…