by Attorney Sean Maloney | Jan 17, 2017 | Self Defense
Do You Practice One-Handed Shooting? by Drew Beatty While at a live fire training class, one of the live fire drills was one-handed shooting at an IPSC torso target at 12 feet. I produced a reasonably tight fist-sized pattern on the target. The young man next to me in...
by Attorney Sean Maloney | Jan 12, 2017 | Self Defense
The Order of Operations for Personal Self Defense by Drew Beatty In mathematics, “order of operations” refers to a specific application of rules or tasks that must be used in sequence to solve equations. There is also an order of operations for the...
by Attorney Sean Maloney | Jan 10, 2017 | Self Defense
Why You Should Exchange the (wrong) Gun You Got for Christmas by Rob Morse Our friends meant well when they got us a gun for Christmas, but lots of Christmas gifts don’t fit their recipient. I’ve several sweaters that are the wrong color and wrong size....
by Attorney Sean Maloney | Jan 5, 2017 | Self Defense
Enhance Your Pistol Skills with 3 Dry Fire Practice Drills by Drew Beatty Dry fire practice — the practice of firing a firearm without ammunition — is an essential part of your handgun shooting skill development. Most modern pistols can be dry fired thousands of times...
by Attorney Sean Maloney | Jan 3, 2017 | Self Defense
The First Steps are the Biggest: Your First Self-Defense Class by Rob Morse You signed up for your first self-defense class. It is easy to get overwhelmed by all the new ideas. Here is a review of what you’ll learn, and what you’ll need to unlearn. Safety...
by Attorney Sean Maloney | Dec 29, 2016 | Self Defense
3 Challenges of Off-Body Concealed Carry by Trent Marsh The most difficult decision most people face once they decide to start carrying, is how they are going to do so. Inside-the-waist, outside-the-waist, appendix, back, every carrying style has advantages and...
