by admin | Apr 11, 2018 | Grant Cunningham, Handguns, Incident Analysis, Information Security, Members, Other Defensive Tools, Personal Safety, Prepping, reading list, Rob Pincus
Is it Wednesday already? Wow, how time flies when you’re busy collecting great self defense and preparedness articles to share! Training or practice? Why not both? Something that the gun world often gets wrong is the difference between training and...
by admin | Apr 9, 2018 | Grant Cunningham, Members
Today I’m proud to announce my latest book, one which I’ve wanted to write for some time — Protecting Your Homestead: Using a Rifle to Defend Life on Your Property! This book is an outgrowth of my Perimeter Defense Rifle course, which looks at using a rifle in defense...
by admin | Apr 4, 2018 | Grant Cunningham, Incident Analysis, Information Security, Members, Other Defensive Tools, Personal Safety, Prepping, reading list, Training Talk, Unarmed Defense
It’s Wednesday, and this week I have a particularly good selection of articles for your perusal! On this week’s Training Talk: Active Killers Tomorrow evening, April 5, be sure to tune into Training Talk on Personal Defense Network. My special guest...
by admin | Apr 2, 2018 | Grant Cunningham, Members, Personal Safety, Prepping
It must be said that I’m not really a travel bug. Don’t get me wrong; I’m no hermit, but I don’t have the intense wanderlust many people do. I can appreciate it, even envy it to an extent, but I’ve never had it. So it was something of an oddity for me to be reading an...
by admin | Mar 28, 2018 | Grant Cunningham, Incident Analysis, Information Security, Legal Issues, Members, Personal Safety, Prepping, reading list, Rob Pincus
Another Wednesday, another collection of great articles to inform and educate about self defense, family protection, and preparedness! Jump on in, the GPS water is fine! There was a time when I was a die-hard GPS hater, but as the technology improved...
by admin | Mar 26, 2018 | Grant Cunningham, Members, Training Talk
For at least a decade I’ve subscribed to the idea that a teacher needs to be open to change, and that in fact one of the best ways to gauge the quality of a teacher is to ask what he (or she) has changed their mind about. If they’re learning, if...
