Training
Carrying a concealed firearm involves building and maintaining a wide variety of shooting and tactical skills. From basic handgun training to more advanced shooting practice, we'll help you stay sharp.
Minimum Standards and On Demand Performance
Key Takeaways Understanding minimum standards is crucial, as they set the baseline for performance in self-defense with firearms. Minimum standards...
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Tactical Anatomy & Accuracy Standards
The saying, “mission drives the gear train”, is a reference to the objective having ruling authority over gear choices. We...
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Performance Driven Drills for the Indoor Range
Key Takeaways Weather limits outdoor shooting, making indoor ranges a valuable alternative. Indoor ranges present challenges such as distractions, restrictions...
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Shoot Too Soon and You Lose: The Split-Second Decision That Sends Defenders to Prison
Estimated reading time: 3 minutes In Lesson 6 of CCW Safe's 36 Lessons for Armed Defenders series, the conversation shifts...
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Your Church Has a Safety Team — But Have They Actually Prepared?
On a quiet Sunday morning, the sanctuary is full. Children shuffle into pews. A greeter smiles at the door. The...
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How I Got to USPSA B Class in 8 Months | What Actually Worked
Key Takeaways Starting to compete in USPSA dramatically improves your skills; matches quickly expose weaknesses. Consistent dry fire practice, even...
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The Most Dangerous Thing We Do Everyday
Key Takeaways Proper gun handling is vital, especially when holstering, as it reflects a person's skills and attitudes towards safety....
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The Effectiveness of Scaled Dry Fire Targets
Key Takeaways Many beginner shooters struggle to translate dry fire practice to live fire results due to various issues. Using...
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The Weight of Reality: Why You Should Dry Fire with Real-Weight Dummy Rounds
There is a fundamental lie in most dry fire training. It’s not malicious, but it is pervasive. You set up...
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Taking Firearms Training Seriously
One of the most persistent myths about firearms training is that it begins and ends with pulling the trigger. Responsible...
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Common Bad Shooting Habits and How to Break Them
There is a saying that goes; I’ve learned more from my mistakes than my successes. Mistakes can help you improve...
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Eddie Eagle Program Lands in Michigan Classrooms in Push for Firearm Accident Prevention
MONROE, MI — The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, local law enforcement, the D.A.R.E. Board, and superintendents from nine local school...
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