by Grant Cunningham | Aug 7, 2019 | awareness, confidence, context, Defensive Shooting, gun safety, Holster & Carry Methods, Incident Analysis, Legal Issues, negative outcomes, Personal Safety, Prepping, reading list, realistic, security, snake oil, Training & Teaching
Welcome to your Hump Day Reading List! This is your refuge from the impersonal Google and FaceBook algorithms that seem to run our lives these days. Instead of a machine deciding what you’ll see, I personally go out and look for great articles that have value...
by Grant Cunningham | Jul 10, 2019 | CCW, classes, context, Current Events, Defensive Shooting, Forgotten Weapons, gun safety, Legal Issues, mythbusting, Other Defensive Tools, Personal Safety, Prepping, reading list, realistic, Training & Teaching
Welcome to the Hump Day Reading List! Here are what I believe to be the three most important articles you can read this week to enhance your personal and family safety: This week in Defense and Training: “Stop practicing shooting!” It’s a...
by Grant Cunningham | Jun 12, 2019 | Accessories, attacks, gun safety, Home Security, mythbusting, Other Defensive Tools, Personal Safety, reading list, security, Street Smarts, Unarmed Defense
Welcome to the Hump Day Reading List! Here are what I believe to be the three most important articles you can read this week to enhance your personal and family safety: This week in Defense and Training: Defending against a dog attack (Note: I hesitated...
by Grant Cunningham | Jun 5, 2019 | Ammunition & Reloading, awareness, Claude Werner, Defensive Shooting, flashlights, gun safety, Home Security, Incident Analysis, mythbusting, negative outcomes, Personal Safety, Prepping, reading list, realistic
Welcome to the Hump Day Reading List! Here are what I believe to be the three most important articles you can read this week to enhance your personal and family safety: This week in Defense and Training: Stop parroting home defense fallacies The...
by David Yamane | Mar 14, 2019 | gender, gun safety, Shooting, Sociology of Guns Seminar, Student Writing
This is the fifth of several planned posts featuring Sociology of Guns Seminar student reflections on our field trip to ProShots, a local gun range. I provide the actual assignment in the first post, and you can also see it in the context of the syllabus itself. (Link...
