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P&S ModCast 76: Aaron Cowan — Pistol Optics, Training, and Performance

October 3, 2026 by Matt Landfair
Aaron Cowan of Sage Dynamics speaking with the P&S ModCast 76 panel

Aaron Cowan joins the P&S panel to discuss pistol red dots, defensive training, shooting performance, competition, and building better training programs.

Categories Optics & Red Dots, Pistols & Handguns, Podcasts, Training Tags aaron cowan, Competition, Defensive Shooting, Firearms Training, force on force, Pistol Red Dots, Roland Special, sage dynamics, Tim herron Leave a comment

P&S ModCast 468: Defensive Display Done Right

September 29, 2026 by Matt Landfair
P&S ModCast 468 — Defensive Display Done Right

Matt Landfair, Steve Moses, Shawn Vincent, and Don West examine defensive firearm displays, real-world cases, gun handling, and legal consequences.

Categories CQB, Tactics & Defense, Podcasts, Training Tags defensive planning, ModCast, self defense, Use of Force Leave a comment

P&S ModCast 467: Small Batch Reloading

September 26, 2026September 25, 2026 by Matt Landfair
P&S ModCast 467: Small Batch Reloading

Matt Landfair, Nate Osborne, Jon of Wheel Gun Weekly, and Bryan of American Fighting Revolver discuss small-batch handloading, cast bullets, revolvers, equipment, and load development.

Categories Miscellaneous P&S, Podcasts Tags Cast Bullets, Handloading, ModCast, Reloading, Revolvers Leave a comment

The Biomechanical Reality of Incapacitation

September 24, 2026September 24, 2026 by William Guse

An evidence-based overview of terminal ballistics, anatomical barriers, shot placement, penetration, and physiological incapacitation.

Categories Concepts, Medical, Miscellaneous P&S Tags tactical medicine, Terminal Ballistics, Wound Ballistics Leave a comment

Rapid Physiological Incapacitation and Torso Shot Priority

September 23, 2026September 21, 2026 by Matt Landfair

Rapid physiological incapacitation depends on interrupting blood flow. Why the heart area and great vessels matter in torso targeting.

Categories Ballistics, Concepts, Medical, Miscellaneous P&S Tags Terminal Ballistics, trauma, Wound Ballistics Leave a comment

Long Guns Indoors: Not Ideal Doesn’t Mean Ineffective

September 23, 2026September 17, 2026 by Matt Landfair
FN15A4 and suppressed 18-inch SPR shown for an article about using long guns indoors.

Long rifles carry real tradeoffs indoors, but technique and firsthand testing matter more than internet absolutes.

Categories Concepts, Rifles & Carbines, Training Tags DARC, Rifles, training Leave a comment

P&S ModCast 466 — Modern Minuteman AAR with Shane Kerwin

September 19, 2026September 17, 2026 by Matt Landfair
P&S ModCast 466 panel reviewing Shane Kerwin’s Modern Minuteman course

Matt Landfair, Shane Kerwin, Craig Caudill, Jess M., and Doc Z. review the Modern Minuteman course and the lessons revealed through practical training.

Categories AAR, Outdoors & Survival, Podcasts Tags ModCast Leave a comment

Foundations of Church Security: Building a Team That Protects More Than the Sanctuary

September 10, 2026 by Matt Landfair
P&S ModCast 465 panel discussing the foundations of church security

Church security involves much more than preparing for an armed attacker. ModCast 465 examines risk assessment, medical response, team selection, training, childcare, liability, and the role of safety as a ministry.

Categories Concepts, Medical, Podcasts, Training Tags church safety, church security, ModCast, Preparedness, risk assessment Leave a comment

Why Speed in CQB Matters

September 10, 2026 by Kurt Weber

Speed in CQB is not merely physical. Kurt Weber explains how tempo collapses enemy options, makes decisions obsolete, and disrupts the adversary’s OODA loop.

Categories CQB, Tactics & Defense Tags cqb, decision making, John Boyd, OODA Loop, Urban Combat Leave a comment

The Fragile Ecosystem of Good Information on Social Media

September 26, 2026September 8, 2026 by Matt Landfair
A clear evidence-based document surrounded by blurred social-media posts and reaction notifications

Social-media popularity does not establish expertise. Credible information survives when readers verify claims, examine sources, and reward responsible work.

Categories Concepts, Miscellaneous P&S Tags Critical Thinking, Media Literacy, Misinformation Leave a comment
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