
Gun disarms. It’s tricky business.In 26 years on the job, I have disarmed only a handful or two of pistols and shotgun incidents. This includes[…]

I teach in some 8-10 countries a year, so I am in highly restricted weapon jurisdictions, least of all some very liberal states in[…]

Every once in a while, in my years in police work ranging back to the early 1970s, we would get a new shift supervisor like[…]

“Interrupting the Quick Draw.” or, sometimes I’ve call “Gun Arm Grappling.” Martial, police and military material I have been working on for decades. When teaching[…]
Haven’t we all seen through the years, the paper targets of angry men holding guns and knives? Is this a good or bad idea? If[…]
Drop it! In police work we are told to never have anything in our gun hand, in case we suddenly have to draw our pistols.[…]
Through the 1970s to the 1990s, I noticed a tripping accident was fairly common in line operations, police work. Ankle juries. Line ops is often[…]
Country and Disco. Rednecks and Hippies. Back then when I first patrolled the streets in the 1970s, be it in the Army or out, I[…]
There are plenty of people who have shot plenty of other people without any training at all. Consider the history of self defense, crime and[…]
(Everyone knows by now, I do not teach marksmanship. I do not have the patience nor the skills to do so. I cover only simulated[…]