P&S ModCast 71 — Raising Standards: Training, Equipment, and Critical Thinking
Recorded August 18, 2016, P&S ModCast 71 examines training standards, instructor credibility, low-light equipment, optics, slings, and the history of PSAL.
Pro Guns, Gear, Tactics, Training, Mindset, & Discussion
Recorded August 18, 2016, P&S ModCast 71 examines training standards, instructor credibility, low-light equipment, optics, slings, and the history of PSAL.
Alliance Police Training, the first Friends of Pat weekend, and Pat Rogers’ legacy of mentorship, practical instruction, and a welcoming training community.
An archival P&S conversation about network support, documenting training, evaluating advice, and building a community whose members think for themselves.
The P&S panel discusses choosing firearms training, vetting instructors, writing useful AARs, building fundamentals, pistol mechanics, and honest disagreement.
Aaron Cowan joins the P&S panel to discuss pistol red dots, defensive training, shooting performance, competition, and building better training programs.
Dr. Andy Anderson, Chuck Haggard, Shane Kerwin, and Matt Landfair discuss the Tactical Anatomy Summit, three-dimensional anatomy, defensive marksmanship, trauma medicine, and the realities of stopping violent threats.
Useful ballistic-gel testing focuses on penetration, projectile condition, documented protocols, and repeatable results—not dramatic slow-motion effects.
Defensive preparation should account for changing distances. Understand your zero, know your holds, and train for accurate performance from close to extended range.
P&S ModCast 461 brings Chris Bean, Ben DeWalt, Caleb Giddings, Dave Simerly, and Matt Landfair together for an open-enrollment discussion from an instructor’s perspective. The episode shares experiences, observations, and stories about teaching, learning, students, and the realities behind public-facing firearms instruction. Released: August 13, 2026Runtime: 3 hours, 37 minutesHost: Matt LandfairPanel: Chris Bean, Ben … Read more
Dakota Adelphia, Tammy Bartels, Jamie Green, Edwina Parker, and Matt Landfair discuss considerations for teaching women who are new to shooting.