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In this episode, John Johnston of Citizens Defense Research and Ballistic Radio, and I discuss the reaction to a recent video by Ken Hackathorn. Ken Hackthorn video Ben Stoeger video --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lee-weems/support

In Episode 14, Grace and Sofia discuss techniques one can use when introducing one's partner to concealed carry. Learning how to conceal carry is a difficult endeavor because you really never stop learning. It's always nice to have your partner on your side to help you learn, grow, and to encourage you along the way. Thank you for listening! Email your stories on how you got into martial arts or concealed carry to sheshieldpod@gmail.comTo become a Patreon and to connect with us on social media use the link: https://linktr.ee/sheshieldpod Use the code "SHESHIELD10" for 10% off of your order with Ciguera Gear https://ciguera.com/Resources mentioned: 1. FPFTraining: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oUEaX0ZIVU&list=PLkL2g0uY2GSduhVBwzGL2ROyN-TSdDGLq2. John Johnston Essay (Host of Ballistic Radio) https://gunculture2point0.wordpress.com/2021/03/17/the-work-never-ends-by-john-johnston/  3. Victor (IG): https://www.instagram.com/victorkongfu/ 4. USCCA https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/resources/ccw_reciprocity_map/ 

Show # 274 - Coffee with Rich | Scott Jedlinski of the Modern Samurai Project     On today's Coffee with Rich, we will be joined by Scott Jedlinski. Scott Jedlinski is a lifelong martial artist (TKD, Muay Thai, BJJ). He has received hundreds of hours of training from people considered to be the best in the industry ranging from tactical/self-defense to competition. Scott is a Master class shooter in USPSA and is the 16th recipient of the F.A.S.T Drill (#15) coin along with being a three stripe Purple Belt under Tony Passos. Scott's classes and thoughts have been shared in Media and publications like Primary & Secondary, Recoil Magazine, the NRA's Shooting Illustrated, SureFire's "Field Notes" series and Combat Handguns Magazine. He has been interviewed on well-known shows like Ballistic Radio, Firearms Nation, Concealed Carry Podcast and Street Warrior Radio. Scott has been afforded the honor of instructing members of Pentagon ERT, US Marshal's Service, NYPD Instructor Cadre, Chicago SWAT, Ohio Tactical Officers Association, Texas Tactical Police Officers Association, George Mason University Police, Santa Ana CA PD, the FBI National Tactical Training Unit, US Border Patrol's FMU, Phoenix PD, Garland Texas SWAT, Houston SWAT, Houston Narcotics and many more. While Scott can teach many aspects of the successful implementation of a pistol, his main focus is the instruction of the red dot equipped pistol. Scott's Website: https://www.modernsamuraiproject.com/ Coffee with Rich Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/rhodieusmc/videos American Warrior Show: https://americanwarriorshow.com/index.html SWAG: https://shop.americanwarriorsociety.com/ American Warrior Society please visit: https://americanwarriorsociety.com/

“Safety and gun-handling are priority number one, always.” -Chris Cypert  Ballistic Radio welcomes Chris Cypert of Citizens Defense Research back to the show! Have...

“Plans are useless, but planning is invaluable.” -Chris Cypert  Ballistic Radio welcomes Chris Cypert of Citizens Defense Research back to the show! What is...

We discuss the lack of interaction on the WTTGS group and why we'd like to change that. Sharing information and debating our current understanding of complex topics is how we learn, improve understanding and correct misconceptions. Corn had the first informal get together with members of the group last week and had a great time discussing specific issues members are experiencing. WTTGS Group https://m.facebook.com/groups/2717495845147518/?ref=group_browse (https://m.facebook.com/groups/2717495845147518/) Ballistic Radio episode with Sarah Cade Hauptman http://ballisticradio.com/2021/09/08/the-poisoned-well-season-9-episode-346/ (http://ballisticradio.com/2021/09/08/the-poisoned-well-season-9-episode-346/) EGPSA Shotgun League https://practiscore.com/egpsa-shotgun-league-3/register (https://practiscore.com/egpsa-shotgun-league-3/register) ——— Magnum United Shooting Range https://www.magnumunited.com Magnum is now building practice stages every Wednesday, stop in on Wednesday afternoon or Thursday and get a chance to the stage multiple ways. Train, experiment, get better. ——— Join the group here for more information on #WTTGS Drill of the Month. And again, a huge thank you to Zero Mike Bullets and FlatPack ALPHA for the prizes. ——— DVC Technologies http://dvctech.co.za/ (https://dvctech.co.za)  Zero Mike Bullets https://www.zmbullets.co.za/ (https://www.zmbullets.co.za) FlatPack ALPHAhttps://www.facebook.com/flatpackalpha/ ( )http://www.flatpackalpha.com/ (http://www.flatpackalpha.com/) ShootingStuff https://www.shootingstuff.co.za/ (https://www.shootingstuff.co.za) Guns@Work https://gunsatwork.wixsite.com/gunsatworkrange (https://gunsatwork.wixsite.com/gunsatworkrange) Rocksteady Gear https://instagram.com/rocksteady_gear?utm_medium=copy_link (https://instagram.com/rocksteady_gear) Be sure to contact Garrett or Sasha for a discount for ZM bullets!

“The idea is to provide you the benefits of an experience without the consequences of real life.” – Craig Douglas  Ballistic Radio is honored...

“…We have had a huge sea change as far as what we consider acceptable risk in our society.” -John Hearne  Ballistic Radio is honored...

John Johnston is the host of Ballistic Radio and he teaches firearms with Melody Lauer at Citizen’s Defense Research. CDR has a one-day shooting class called Tests and Standards which is an entire day of assessments. Mike and John discuss how we identify metrics for performance and how those metrics apply in context. Speaking of context, CDR also has a course for The Armed Parent and Guardian, which led to an interesting discussion about the dichotomy of taking training and performance seriously while also enjoying life and having fun. As John succinctly pointed out, everyone’s math is different! Like what we’re doing? Head over to Patreon and give us a buck for each new episode. You can also make a one-time contribution at GoFundMe.  Check out our sponsors! MantisX - Using data to improve your shooting. Point 6 Merino Wool Mastered. Riton Optics for binos, scopes, and red dots. PHOTO CREDIT: Sight Picture Media Citizens Defense Research Subscribe for new episodes on the 1st and 15th! Leave us a review and share with your friends!  Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @TacTangents, email us info@tacticaltangents.com  www.tacticaltangents.com intro music credit bensound.com

Mickey talks with east coast firearms trainer Scott Jedlinski, AKA Modern Samurai Project. Jedlinski is a Master Class USPSA shooter and lifelong martial artist (TKD, Muay Thai, BJJ). He is a contributor on PrimarySecondary.com as well as done interviews on Ballistic Radio, Firearms Nation, and Street Warrior Radio. Jedlinski's also been mentioned in publications like Recoil Magazine and NRA's Shooting Illustrated. To learn more about Scott and his upcoming classes visit ModernSamuraiProject.com or follow him on instagram @Modern_Samurai_Project. RELATED PODCASTS: I Never Rely on Luck | Higher Line Podcast #59Stop Being the Impediment to Your Success | Higher Line Podcast #57Ingredients of a Champion | Higher Line Podcast #44 Music Attributions: Intro - "3rd Eye Blimp" by Otis McDonald Outro - "I Want More" by Silent Partner Direct DownloadSoundcloudListen on StitcherHigher Line Podcast Feed The Carry Trainer Higher Line Podcast is available on iTunes, Google Play, YouTube, Stitcher and most importantly here on CarryTrainer.com.

Life has been a bit crazy and I’m so late sharing this, but this was such a fun interview. Thank you very much, John and Melody for the opportunity to share more about my book, Toys, Tools, Guns & Rules, and so much more! Julie delves into her young days on the range with her father […]

November 4 & 5, 2017: UNTHINKABLE with William Aprill and Brian Hill. We are proud to announce a NEW joint course on instruction, available for registration immediately. What do violent criminals think of us? How do they target us? How are human monsters made and born? How can we make ourselves safer? This 2 day class will help you understand the criminal mind, your OWN mind under stress and train in multiple ares of self defense in a non-live fire environment. WHO IS INVITED? UNTHINKABLE is for all skill levels. Newer to the scene? Thinking about personal protection? I don't know anything about guns and I don't own any CAMO!! This 2 day course will help you understand the criminal mind and begin your MINDSET and self defense journey. Experienced with many years of training? Diverse background in self defense? This systematic approach will challenge you to make good decisions and brush some cobwebs away! This is a "thinking" class in the morning and a "doing" class in the afternoon. It is for ages 18 and above and is geared towards people with and without a GUN!!!!! In William's fast-moving and interactive lecture participants will be led through contemporary theories and current, curated data on the process by which violent criminals select their targets for violent aggression. Particular attention will be paid to the internal mechanisms in play within the criminal psychology, the universe of signifiers around "good guy" behavior, demeanor, and attributes which may actually make selection for attack more likely, as well as considerations for responsible armed citizens to mitigate this risk. Previous iterations of this material have been presented to LE agencies and private citizen groups across the US as well as international LE educational events. Brian will be focusing on a "lighter" version of The Complete Combatant with mild non-cooperative partners (NO COMBATIVES) and a layered approach on different aspects of self defense from the first sign of danger on up to interaction with the police. Body language, pre-assault cues, etc. Verbal challenges Frames/Blocks Non lethal force Lethal force F.A.S.T 911 call Interaction with the police Brian Hill bio HERE: http://www.thecompletecombatant.com/brian-hill---owner.html William Aprill is a licensed mental health professional with over 15 years experience across the continuum of care. He presently maintains a private practice and consultancy specializing in post-traumatic interventions and other disciplines. Through his company Aprill Risk Consulting, William has presented his material on violent criminals and their decision-making, defensive incident aftermath, mindset development and defensive preparedness locally and nationally, including at the Annual Conference of the International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors (IALEFI), Rangemaster Tactical Conference, Tactical Response Alumni Weekend, and at Paul-E-Palooza, the memorial conference and fundraiser for the family of the late Paul Gomez. William has been a popular guest on the firearms/training industry broadcast Ballistic Radio, and in 2014 Personal Defense Network will be releasing 2 DVDs of his training blocks on defensive decision-making and mindset development. Class Raffle Item Sponsor: TBD We will break for about an hour lunch. You can eat out or bring a sack lunch. Please bring snacks and HYDRATION each day! Class location: Fusion Fitness and Mixed Martial Arts in Marietta, GA http://www.thecompletecombatant.com/class-location.html Day 1 - 9am-12:30pm William Aprill Day 1 - 1:30pm-5pm Brian Hill Day 2 - 9am-12:30pm William Aprill Day 2 - 1:30pm-5pm Brian Hill ONLY 24 SPOTS AVAILABLE! GEAR LIST: Note taking abilities Hydration and snack You can bring your lunch each day or grab something out (1 hour lunch) BLUEGUN or SIRT if you have one REGISTRATION OPEN!! *VICTIM SELECTION ONLY = Day 1 9am-12:30pm William Aprill $99 (no discounts apply)

Welcome to Civilian Carry Radio show, this show is brought to you by the Firearms Radio Network and MASF. This podcast focuses on firearms safety, education, training and mindset. Your host, Baraka Ulrich James, President and Founder of MASF. My co-host is Allen Sams, Vice President of MASF and Karie Thomas MASF board member and … Continue reading "Civilian Carry Radio 027 – Melody Lauer Citizens Defense Research. Limatunes. Ballistic Radio"

Welcome to Civilian Carry Radio show, this show is brought to you by the Firearms Radio Network and MASF. This podcast focuses on firearms safety, education, training and mindset. Your host, Baraka Ulrich James, President and Founder of MASF. My co-host is Allen Sams, Vice President of MASF and Karie Thomas MASF board member and … Continue reading "Civilian Carry Radio 027 – Melody Lauer Citizens Defense Research. Limatunes. Ballistic Radio"

The turn and draw is a pretty standard start position for competitive shooting matches. Generally in a turn and draw, you'll start facing up range, wrists above shoulders, and then on the buzzer you'll turn then draw your pistol once it's inside the 180*, and start engaging targets.  The conventional wisdom about the turn and draw is that you should always turn towards the gun, because the gun then has less movement to make to get on the target. I seemingly makes sense on the surface, but I'm skeptical that the movement of the gun is the important metric.  So, here's what I did: I went to the range, and setup my MGM 10" Steel Challenge plate at about 13 yards. I wanted to be able to score the shooting hit/no hit, and I wanted to make sure that I actually had to use my sights a bit so I didn't just get into the habit of draw-fire-ding without seeing my sights, and about 13 yards seemed to be the right distance for that.  Before I get into the data, here's some of the things I heard about the turn and draw: The gun get's inside the 180* faster by turning one way over the other. You're less likely to break the 180* by turning towards the gun. Less gun movement is better So, if the gun is facing directly up range in the holster, it's got to rotate more than 90* before it can come out of the holster, either direction.  After doing this a bunch, I'm not sure that the movement of the gun is the important metric to measure, because I can't shoot until my eyes are on the target, and they've got to rotate 180* regardless.  So, here's the data: Conclusions: So, after 212 turn and draws (because I'm bad at making spreadsheets) I concluded that I'm probably going to continue turning toward the gun, but that the direction that you turn doesn't really make as big of a difference as people act like it does. Average (mean) time for turning away from the gun: 1.49 seconds Average (mean) time for turning towards the gun: 1.46 seconds Keep in mind, I've practiced literally thousands of toward-the-gun turn and draws over the years, and I've done slightly more than 100 away from the gun, so I think it's possible that that contributed to the 3% difference in the times between the two. Plug of the Week: I've got two plugs for other podcasts this week that I think you should listen to: Ballistic Radio on "Big Boy Rules" and how some trainers go out of their way to make things more dangerous for their students because it somehow makes things better for learning? Yeah, it's dumb, and it's a mentality I see with competitors from time to time as well.  This episode of Down Range Radio with Michael Bane is excellent as well. He talks a lot about barriers to entry in the shooting sports, and why 3-gun seems to be stagnating, etc. Lots of good stuff here. (H/T Manuel)

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We've recieved so much awesome listener feedback this week that we couldn't help but make an episode out of it.  Gear that Doesn't Suck: Kershaw Skyline - Ben's summer knife. Thin, lightweight, and pretty good. It's not a top of the line knife, but it get's the job done. He took the clip off his and it just rides in the bottom of his pocket.  The News: Last week we talked about the Garland, TX shooting, where at the time the news said that the bad guys with rifles were taken down by a single officer with his duty pistol. Now it's coming out that the officer engaged the jihadis, but was quickly backed up by the local swat team that was on site for the event.  Everytown has begun running a bunch of ads on TV here in NC against HB562 where they make it sound like it will eliminate all background checks for handgun sales in the state. More here. Plug of the Week: A recent episode of Ballistic Radio with Claude Werner as the guest. They talk about a lot of stuff regarding mindset, practice, and standards. We both liked it. Contact - luke@triangletactical.net - ben@triangletactical.net - (919) 295-6128

My epiphany,Its Valentines Day-Say I love you with a new gun,California may issue execution of concealed carry permit is found to be UnConstitutional by the 9th Circuit,Why mass shootings have not ushered in new gun control,More concern about California APPS program,Cuomo aide breaks law and gets waiver,Ben Philippi and God-Gun and Guts,CAGV dissenter says no to amnesty in Connecticut, John Johnston joins me from Ballistic Radio.