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  • 3 weeks ago | americanhandgunner.com | Clint Smith

    After teaching, and generally administering to many shooters over the years, I’ve come to some conclusions. I’ve often pondered the thinking behind people’s selections of guns, equipment and, perhaps most importantly of all, the reasons they attend a firearms school. I have some ideas — and maybe some answers.

  • 1 month ago | americanhandgunner.com | Clint Smith

    In reality, firearms safety is probably an oxymoron when one discusses those everyday events called life. Firearms are, in fact, designed to do two things. One, to stop someone from attacking my family, my partner or myself. Two, to hunt or shoot something I intend to eat. The most logical place to apply safety correctly would be in the middle of a fight. If I can do it well there, I could do it anywhere else, at home or at the range.

  • Jan 30, 2025 | gunsmagazine.com | Clint Smith

    ; . It is probably inevitable that if you buy enough things as you pass through life, sooner or later you’ll get something that doesn’t work correctly. It just happens. The next issue then is what to do about it.

  • Jan 14, 2025 | americancop.com | Dave Bahde |Erick Gelhaus |Kevin McPherson |Clint Smith

    (No Ratings Yet)Loading... One of the most difficult things for police firearms trainers to do is stay focused on practical training. Too often, training is focused on what will win contests. It’s one reason why I cringe when too much time is spent with a timer. Used properly, it’s fine, but some instructors are more concerned with how fast something happens versus how it is done. More importantly, what is being timed may be meaningless on the street.

  • Jan 14, 2025 | americancop.com | Erick Gelhaus |Kevin McPherson |Dave Bahde |Clint Smith

    (No Ratings Yet)Loading... This past October, the Mossberg crew hosted several gunwriters at Gunsite. More than a few of the group were or had been working street cops. We were all there to examine the newest additions to Mossberg’s defensive shotgun line. Rich Kirk, engineer Peter DuPerry, and law enforcement / military program manager Jeremy Stafford were Mossberg’s main representatives. Brad Gilpin from Blue Force Gear was there to support our use of their adjustable sling.

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