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These guys are pros. Watch and learn: [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Evyu3AZgcNg&w=560&h=315] Aaaaaaaaaaaaaand the hostiles are dead and the crowd loved it. Time to crack a cold San Miguel Super Dry with the fellas and eat some lechón. If Israel isn’t already doing this, I’d be shocked. Gotta keep the AR without one in
VODA on his Fat Joe, Terror Squad shit… still at his aunties house: [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eElJZx9wO-U&w=560&h=315] 0:08 – hmmm RR21 Tactical Self Defense hey? Never heard of it. Are they actually cool with VODA, or did he just shell out $42.90 for that sweatshirt? Really nothing much else happens in the
He loves spending time with me in this way. So we keep it safe and light hearted. I’m not suggesting that you go out and do things like this with live fire.
When you’re just plinking at the range, it’s no big deal to just stand and fire away, but in a self-defense situation, the very first thing you should do is move. Moving helps turn the tables on your attacker by forcing them to react to what you’re doing. It also
[su_heading size=”30″]The Civilian Marksmanship Program is currently leading a renaissance in firearms precision and accuracy with a massive new instructional range facility and more than a thousand sanctioned matches each year.[/su_heading] STORY BY FRANK JARDIM • PHOTOS BY TIM HEADY [su_dropcap style=”light”]T[/su_dropcap]he acronym CMP stands for Civilian Marksmanship Program, and
This live-fire exercise may use lethal ammo or just ‘simunition’ rounds. Now ask yourself if you’d be willing to stand in the line of fire. In this amazing look at what many tactical training exercise groups do to simulate performing under the incredible strain of live fire and worse, possible
In a close quarters battle reaching for your gun may not be the best choice. Remember, the root word of gunfight is fight, not gun. From contact distance to about 3 feet, you can strike your adversary, hard, and use those blows to create distance and decide if you need
Check out how the younger generation make this barricade drill look so easy to do. Here’s up and coming 3 Gun competitive shooter 13 year old Jalise Williams showing us the basics of barricade shooting. She covers basic footwork, maintaining stable platform and sighting in. All of this done within
This is one tactical shooting drill that you probably have never seen, but it certainly brings up an interesting topic on realism in training and the engagement of moving targets. Rob Pincus came up with this shooting drill called “Dynamic Deviation Control“. Dynamic Deviation Control is a pistol shooting drill
Leatham & Pincus discuss the foundation and the first steps in learning how to shoot rapidly. That first step is keeping your arms and upper body rigid while shooting rapidly. According to Leatham & Pincus the foundation of fast shooting has nothing to do with the slow easy trigger pull
[su_heading size=”30″]The Moves are Un-Detectable[/su_heading] There are many martial arts systems out there that teaches empty hand knife defense skills. Most of the scenario is your basic knife at the stomach, knife at the small of your back or thrusting at the stomach. But what’s really different about this next
[su_heading size=”30″]There’s never been a better time to train new shooters.[/su_heading] STORY BY ROB REED • PHOTOS BY NATIONAL SHOOTING SPORTS FOUNDATION [su_dropcap style=”flat” size=”5″]A[/su_dropcap]s a shooter, there will likely be a time when someone asks, “Can you teach me to shoot?” If you aren’t used to working with new