Self Defense
Beware fake teachers – they exist everywhere, but they are especially common in the martial arts world.
While we hope we never have to apply these skills, it’s best to understand what goes into a gunfight so we can better prepare ourselves.
5 out of 6 people will be victims of violent crimes during their lives. Do you want to cross your fingers and hope nothing goes wrong?
If you’re looking for handgun firearms instruction, look no further than KR Training.
Practicing rapid fire is important, but expensive. Here’s a budget-friendly way to practice rapid fire.
Anything can and will be used against you in a court of law. How you communicate to law enforcement could put you in jail or keep you out.
Gunfights and other self-defense encounters are fast and brutal. They require emotional strength and sharp skills.
Transitional spaces have a higher likelihood of needing to defend yourself – vehicles are such spaces.
Criminals prefer soft targets, so they seek out ways to avoid armed victims.
Conceal carry doesn’t have to be uncomfortable. In fact, it should be comfortable as it’s something we do all day, every day.
No one has ever said after a gunfight, “I wish I had less ammo.
Cars are not the magical bullet shields Hollywood leads us to believe.
Gun control laws didn’t stop the Maryland school shooter – a good guy with a gun did.
“I can honestly say, it wasn’t until I started shooting that I actually started to heal. Because I got some of that power back.”
EDC handguns often don’t see much range time or cleaning. Despite limited range time, EDC handguns can get dirty even when not fired.
Purse carry is a bad idea. In a purse snatching incident, the victim can’t get to their gun nor can they give up the bag with the gun in it.
Here are some excellent suggestions and things to consider for conceal carry options, particularly for women.
With the influx of new shooters into the firearms world, here are some suggestions on recommended first firearms.
The story from a police officer who was shot 7 times, returned fire, and won the gun fight.
Here’s some quick tips for new and experienced conceal carriers to safely and effectively carry a firearm for personal protection.
