Pro Guns, Gear, Tactics, Training, Mindset, & Discussion
The panel discusses sustainable fitness, nutrition, recovery, personal goals, and fitting healthier habits into work, family, training, and ordinary life.
P&S ModCast 145 examines gun nerds 14: the pistol episode with an experienced panel, practical context, equipment considerations, and training implications.
I’m thinking it’s time to do a giveaway drawing for when P&S reaches 800 Patreon subscribers as a thank you to our supporters!
Matt Babika, Andrew Fisher, and Chuck Pressburg join Matt Landfair for a broad discussion of medical preparedness, training, equipment, and practical decision-making.
The panel discusses scarce and highly regarded Hodge Defense and Knight’s Armament rifles, separating reputation, demand, configuration, and performance from mythology.
Experienced instructors discuss how to build a useful lesson plan by defining objectives, organizing material, selecting exercises, evaluating performance, and improving instruction.
“We don’t plan to fail, we fail to plan” -Denzel Washington For Training Tuesday, we will be reinforcing that we must incorporate dry-fire into our training plan. Leaders in the Army need to realize we have to make weapons mastery a priority in ALL units in the United States Army. This is important for 3 … Read more
For Manual Monday, we are continuing our discussion on Movement and the pistol. Specifically, we will begin to address what lateral and turning movement means for the pistol. Learning all elements of the shot process for the pistol is vital, as the M17 will be fielded to elements of the 82nd within the near future. … Read more
Jari Laine and the panel discuss Varusteleka, Finnish military surplus, practical equipment design, company culture, and serving an international customer base.
For Force Mod Friday, we are going to be discussing a current capability gap of zeroing at actual distance as required by TC 3-22.9, change 2, dated August 2017. Appendix E, TC 3-22.9 states that at a minimum, you confirm your zero at actual distance. The reason for zeroing at true distance is it will … Read more