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WHY SPEED MATTERS IN CQB In the first article, I talked about what speed is: synching your feet to move at the fastest possible pace at which you are still able to Observe–Orient–Decide–Act correctly in a CQB environment. In the second, I talked about what speed does to the enemy. By continually changing the circumstances … Read more
Aaron Cowan joins the P&S panel to discuss pistol red dots, defensive training, shooting performance, competition, and building better training programs.
Matt Landfair, Steve Moses, Shawn Vincent, and Don West examine defensive firearm displays, real-world cases, gun handling, and legal consequences.
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.
An evidence-based overview of terminal ballistics, anatomical barriers, shot placement, penetration, and physiological incapacitation.
Rapid physiological incapacitation depends on interrupting blood flow. Why the heart area and great vessels matter in torso targeting.
Long rifles carry real tradeoffs indoors, but technique and firsthand testing matter more than internet absolutes.
Matt Landfair, Shane Kerwin, Craig Caudill, Jess M., and Doc Z. review the Modern Minuteman course and the lessons revealed through practical training.
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.
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.