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What to do if Your Gun is Taken From You in a Fight
Safety

What to do if Your Gun is Taken From You in a Fight

As with holster retention, having to fight for your firearm while it is in your hand can be avoided by maintaining impeccable awareness. A situation of actual hand to hand combat can be avoided altogether if you are covering someone with a firearm and not get too close or never allow the target to approach close enough to…

Episode 1: Why Gun Owners Are Facing Felonies When They Prevent Crimes
Justified Shooters

Episode 67: Concerned Citizen Stops Criminal Pursuit

Today we talk about CRAZY cities doing CRAZY things against the 2nd Amendment and we talk about CRAZY people doing CRAZY things in the CRAZY cities! Also a couple of great JUSTIFIED stories to hopefully brighten your day! Listen in now…

Episode 1: Why Gun Owners Are Facing Felonies When They Prevent Crimes
Podcast

Episode 66: Is .22LR Good for Self-Defense?

Much time is spent debating the merits of 9mm vs. .45ACP and other calibers, but what about the good ol’ .22 Long Rifle? Is there any reason why someone would use it as a self-defense load? Or is it ridiculous to even consider such a thought?! Listen in to hear what Riley and Jacob have to say….

Will Textbooks in a Backpack Stop Bullets?
Safety

Will Textbooks in a Backpack Stop Bullets?

In a recent day to the range, USA Firearm Training decided to answer a question that when revealed led to some shocking results that we did not expect.

Crows Tactical Holster Review
Gear

Crows Tactical Holster Review

I have a super unique holster to tell you all about. It is an outside the waistband (OWB), kydex holster from a company by the name of Crow’s Tactical. I have reviews some innovative holsters, and this one is right at the top of the list when it comes to forward thinking and design.

Episode 1: Why Gun Owners Are Facing Felonies When They Prevent Crimes
Podcast

Episode 64: Top Shot Mike Hughes: The One Fundamental You MUST Master

Mike Hughes, inventor of the S.I.R.T. Pistol, Runner-Up on Season 3 of Top Shot, and founder of Next Level Training joins us to discuss the secrets of pistol performance. Mike shares the three most important shooting skills in order and explains what it takes to win both in competition and in self-defense. Listen in to get the details!!

Mike Hughes to Participate in Upcoming Guardian Live Broadcast
News

Mike Hughes to Participate in Upcoming Guardian Live Broadcast

On Wednesday, October 26th and Thursday, October 27th, Mike Hughes of History Channel’s “Top Shot” will be right here on USA Firearm Training for our Concealed Carry Podcast, as well as a member webinar for USA Firearm Training’s brand new monthly service, Guardian Nation.

Episode 1: Why Gun Owners Are Facing Felonies When They Prevent Crimes
Justified Shooters

Episode 63: How to Argue With Gun-Grabbers

We have a little different format for this episode that listeners should find interesting. Jacob talks about ways and means to debate and argue successfully with (and hopefully change their minds) with gun-grabbers. Riley talks about the problems with manual safeties on guns. Plus don’t miss the training tip and latest news!! Listen in now…

The Third Presidential Debate Review
National

The Third Presidential Debate Review

Last night was the third and final Presidential debate, before the election on November 8th. The candidates, Hillary Clinton for the Democrats and Donald Trump for the Republicans were coming off of a second debate which hardly even mentioned guns or gun rights, the third debate definitely brought about some talking points by the two candidates regarding firearms.

Episode 1: Why Gun Owners Are Facing Felonies When They Prevent Crimes
Podcast

Episode 62: Outshoot Cops: How to Perform Better Than Average LEOs

Oftentimes law enforcement is held up–and usually rightfully so–as the standard for firearms training. But is that necessarily the correct standard to be compared to? Is the law enforcement standard even all that high? Can civilians be equally as prepared and trained–or better–than the law enforcement officers that also serve and protect them? What does one need to do to quickly ramp up their skills and consistently operate at a high level without getting stuck in a rut or on a plateau? Listen in to find out!!…