Equipping your patrol rifle with low-powered variable optics
Not all that long ago, it was unusual to see a rifle in a city police officer’s patrol car. The 1997 North Hollywood Bank of America shootout changed everything. Two […] Read More
Todd Fletcher
Working effectively in low light
The most crucial time of day for law enforcement to work is at night. When the rest of the world is asleep, it’s important to have sheepdogs protecting the slumbering […] Read More
Train more effectively with steel targets
When it comes to firearms training, there’s nothing more satisfying than the sound of a successful hit on steel. Along with the sight of copper jacket splashing into the soft […] Read More
Running your patrol rifle like a champion
The competition arena has developed shooters who can run a patrol rifle unbelievably quickly and accurately. If you’ve had the chance to watch an experienced three-gun shooter, you see how […] Read More
Next-level handgun skills are within reach
Many people ask me what they should practice when they go to the range. The answer to this seemingly simple question is “It depends.” People have different skill levels, performance […] Read More
Handgun maintenance 101
Like most of you, I really don’t like cleaning. I don’t find enjoyment in cleaning the kitchen, vacuuming the rug or doing the windows. There are some people who take […] Read More
