The Missing Chapter | Louis Awerbuck
The textbook is not a Bible—it’s a guide. And the reason people pray to a higher being as…
Training and Tactics: The Final Chapter
The textbook is not a Bible—it’s a guide. And the reason people pray to a higher being as…
Training and Tactics: The Close-Quarters Conundrum
Close-quarters gunfighting is much like boxing. As long as your opponent doesn’t bob, weave, duck, and/or slip your…
Training and Tactics: Twenty-One Feet Is Not Enough
There are two definitions of feet. One is the plural form of an ambulatory organ; the other is…
Training and Tactics: Holy Sights, Batman!
Bats generally veer to the left when they exit their caves. But that doesn’t mean you bet your…
Training and Tactics: Episode of Enlightenment
For me, it happened about 20 years ago. Older readers of this column will remember a similar experience,…
Training and Tactics: Don’t Be A Zero When You Zero
Zero can mean nothing. Or it can mean everything, relative to the point-of-impact precision desired by a shootist.…
Training and Tactics: Shot But Not Stopped
Many people are already familiar with the legend of Death Under The Desert Sun. The incident occurred several…
Training and Tactics: Storm On The Horizon
Until relatively recent times, duels of honor were invariably preceded by the words “Gentlemen, choose your weapons.” Today,…
Training and Tactics: Lube Job
Don’t sweat the small stuff. Or that’s what we are commonly told, anyway. Unfortunately, it’s often the “small…