The vast majority of us want to fit a gun into our life, not fit our life around a gun . . .

I’m talking about below the belt printing. That forsaken bulge that all the guys swear is not a gun and and all the girls want to get rid of . . .

What we do when we dry fire we will do when we live fire. If we practice poor muzzle control, and lose our temper when we inevitably suck, then we will do so on the range as well.

One of the worst ways to respond when someone is giving you reasoned advice on poor performing gear/life saving equipment is: “Well, it works for me.”

Stop staging your tourniquet with the windlass strap closed!

One month of BJJ

The short message is that everything matters. You’re gun, holster, clips and foundation (belt or waistband) all matter.

Dry fire is like studying, and live fire is the test.

Administrative gun handling is essentially what we do every time we handle our firearms.

Some gear is both objectively and measurably BETTER than others . . .

Things change over time, and as you grow in your concealed carry journey, your gear will change too . . .

There is no such thing as “guns FOR women” . . .

No matter what position we choose to carry our self defense tool, we MUST mind our muzzle . . .

Summertime concealment tips . . .

What I have gained after 2 months of carrying with a dot . . .

The holster matters very little when it comes to carrying without a belt . . .

Holstering a loaded gun is one of THE most dangerous things we do as concealed carriers on a regular basis . . .