P&S ModCast 464 — Tactical Anatomy Summit

P&S ModCast 464 brings Dr. Andy Anderson, Chuck Haggard, Shane Kerwin, and Matt Landfair together to discuss the Tactical Anatomy Summit. The conversation examines medically informed, three-dimensional target-focused firearms training and how anatomy, marksmanship, emergency medical knowledge, and lessons from real violent encounters inform the program.

Released: September 3, 2026
Runtime: 2 hours, 11 minutes, 43 seconds
Panel: Dr. Andy Anderson, Chuck Haggard, Shane Kerwin, and Matt Landfair

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Episode overview

The Tactical Anatomy Summit combines classroom study with live-fire training. Its foundation is the medically informed work pioneered by Dr. James S. Williams through Tactical Anatomy: Shooting With X-Ray Vision. The panel discusses why defensive shooting requires more than producing groups on a flat target: students must understand three-dimensional anatomy, physiological incapacitation, precision under time pressure, and the medical and legal realities surrounding violent encounters.

Topics discussed

  • The purpose and development of the Tactical Anatomy Summit
  • Three-dimensional anatomy and target-focused defensive marksmanship
  • The difference between target shooting and stopping a determined violent threat
  • Reaction time, human performance, and precision under pressure
  • Emergency medicine, self-aid, and surviving gunshot trauma
  • Lessons from street encounters and historic gunfights
  • Defensive handgun ammunition and ballistic performance
  • What armed citizens and professionals should consider after a shooting

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Tactical Anatomy → three-dimensional anatomy, physiological incapacitation, defensive marksmanship, emergency medicine, wound ballistics, trauma care, reaction time, decision-making, armed-citizen training, law-enforcement training, Dr. James S. Williams, Dr. Andy Anderson, Chuck Haggard, Shane Kerwin, and Tactical Anatomy Summit.

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