Commander Scott Wagner says, “In interior (not mixed interior/exterior) home defense situations, buckshot and slugs are totally out of the question, unless perhaps you are using them in a .410 shotgun.” Surprised? Read More
by Tiger McKee, The Tactical Wire “Are you experienced?” The question of experience is very subjective, especially when it comes to fighting with firearms. For example we’ll have people call to inquire about instruction, and they start out by stating they are experienced shooters and have been shooting for X amount of years, but that […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
So Rick Perry packs a gun and blows away coyotes when he goes running. No big deal. But how exactly does a fitness-minded gun enthusiast go about carrying a loaded weapon while jogging? Gizmodo and Slade have the answer…
By Tiger McGee, The Tactical Wire They call them “flash mobs,” the term used for large groups that gather using social media to coordinate locations and time to perform premeditated violence on a large scale. When we think about defense against a violent threat we train and practice to deal with multiple threats, but finding […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
by Tiger McKee, The Tactical Wire Accuracy is defined by the shot you are attempting to make. Firing from two yards away at the chest of a target can be done quickly, with a flash sight picture and prompt trigger press. As the distance increases or the size of the target decreases a more precise […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
by Tiger McKee, The Tactical Wire The AR type rifle is equipped with a bolt release, which releases the bolt whenever it’s locked to the rear, hence its name. There are times when we use the charging handle – loading the rifle when the bolt is in battery and clearing malfunctions – but anytime the […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
by Tiger McKee, The Tactical Wire I finally have had time to start reading “The Art of Modern Gunfighting, The Pistol: Volume 1,” by Scott Reitz, and although I’m not finished with it, I going ahead and labeling it as “good stuff,” which means this book is a must have for your personal library. Reitz […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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