As many in the training community already know, there was an accidental shooting during a training course in Texas recently. An Instructor shot one of his assistant instructors while making a solo run through a dark live fire shoothouse. The individual was apparently either mistaken for a target or was standing adjacent to one when …
The landscape of person to person gun sales has changed dramatically over the past two decades. As government controls and industry scrutiny have increased, it has become easier and easier for buyer and seller to connect via the Internet to establish that Person A (seller) has something that Person B (buyer) wants. The problem, however, …
PistolPay: The New Name in Online Firearms Sales Read More »
I have, almost exclusively for the last decade or more, carried stock guns. With the exception of a Grant Cunningham worked S&W 642, the only carry gun I’ve counted on has been a factory gun, in the same condition as tens of thousands of others… maybe a little dirtier. In the case of Glocks, I …
Why I am NOT going to carry my New Carry Gun… (The 26L) Read More »
If you ask a room full of people what “professionalism” means, you’ll get a lot of different answers… trust me, I’ve done it several times! Words that are often heard include: Integrity, Knowledge, Expert, Dedication, Honor, Ethics & Standards. Recurring themes include: Attitudes, The “way one conducts oneself” and Respect for (and from) Peers & Students. …
Defensive Shooting Instructor Tenets of Professionalism Read More »
Today is an Exciting Day for I.C.E. Training Company and for me personally. When I look at the milestones of my career as a professional trainer, one that certainly stands out in the early evolution of my approach to training occurred about a decade ago in Florida. I had been invited to observe and participate …
