I heard a modern-day voice in the wilderness say good men are not passive. The problem with passivity is the root is too often cowardice rationalized as virtue. The good man is a dangerous man under v … read more

Self-defense encounters often begin in what is known as the social exchange range. This is the distance at which you are generally close enough to engage in conversation, typically just outside … read more

With the recent passing of Gaston Glock, we wanted to pay tribute to this genius gunsmith and engineer who created one of the world’s toughest, most reliable firearms. And here are some of the reas … read more

I’m not exactly a personality test junkie, but I’ve taken a bunch of them—Myers-Briggs, DISC, Enneagram, Strength Finder, etc.—because, while they can’t tell you everything about how you’re wired, … read more

There's a big dilemma at the end of every pistol magazine–do I reload this way or that way? The law of tactical dynamics states that for nearly every tactical opinion, there is an equal and opposit … read more