Cognitive Load: How Does This Affect Our Shot Process?
Cognitive load affects response time, target discrimination, and decision-making. Developing firearm proficiency preserves attention for the surrounding problem.
Pro Guns, Gear, Tactics, Training, Mindset, & Discussion
Cognitive load affects response time, target discrimination, and decision-making. Developing firearm proficiency preserves attention for the surrounding problem.
Jon Hauptman of PHLster joins an experienced panel to discuss concealment as a spectrum shaped by holsters, clothing, body type, movement, behavior, access, and context.
The panel compares bug-in, bug-out, and bug-home plans, emphasizing realistic hazards, household needs, transportation, supplies, communications, and flexible decision-making.
The July 2018 P&S Open Mic features an audience-driven discussion with experienced contributors covering firearms, equipment, training, and professional perspectives.
Military and law-enforcement veterans discuss preparing for retirement or separation, rebuilding identity and purpose, translating experience, relationships, finances, and life after service.
The panel examines how concealed-carry equipment and practical EDC skills can be tested in competition without confusing match performance with defensive decision-making.
Last weekend I had the opportunity to take a two day pistol class with Tim Herron. Especially since Tim is a newer instructor, I wanted to take the opportunity to write up an AAR for others looking to train with Tim. Location: Lee-Kay Center in Salt Lake City Class Make-up. We had a total of … Read more
Alma Cole, Tim Herron, and Scott Jedlinski discuss the deliberate practice, match experience, measurement, coaching, and problem-solving involved in reaching Grand Master.
An experienced panel introduces precision-rifle fundamentals, including equipment, rifle setup, ammunition, data, environmental effects, shooter consistency, and realistic expectations.
I received a Liberty Hill Tactical (LHT) LHTM4 carbine from Russell Allen a year ago for an extended test and evaluation. I wanted to get this review done and out there sooner than I have, and for that I have apologized to Russell. Moving a bit slower has allowed me to run it in almost … Read more