Sometimes an instructor, always a student. As an instructor we must constantly search for the best ways to teach ideas and refine the process of maximizing performance. When learning from other instructors we often see the exact same idea expressed in a different way and it is up to us to decide which way will … Read more
All deer hunters know that fellow hunter who can spot a deer a mile away buried deep in the woods and no matter how hard you look you cannot find it. I read an article a while back about training your eyes to pick out the colors and shapes of a deer in the wild. … Read more
Written by Melody Lauer | Nov 16, 2015 Air Travel With Firearms: The Definitive Guide I’ve been flying with guns on and off for ten years. It’s not a complicated process but it’s one of those things that can cause considerable stress for those who haven’t done it before. Not to mention the ever changing guidelines and restrictions … Read more
by Jeff Knox This is an editorial dealing with the difficult issue of whether gun owners should intervene to stop a crime that does not directly involve personal self defense. While Second Call Defense believes this can only be decided on a case-by-case basis, we also think the point of view expressed in this article makes … Read more
As a concealed carry instructor, I typically ask my students at the beginning of class what motivated them to get their concealed carry permit. There are half a dozen common answers including having more choices in methods of transport, supporting their second amendment rights, learning the laws concerning the use of a firearm, and self-defense … Read more