Podcast appearances and mentions of steve moses

Primary & Secondary ModCastChurch security is often discussed as though it begins and ends with stopping an armed attacker. That possibility cannot be ignored, but it represents only one part of protecting a congregation.In P&S ModCast 465 – Foundations of Church Security, host Matt Landfair speaks with Chris Cypert, Brian Horton, Allan McBee, and Steve Moses about building an effective church safety or security team. Warren Wilson was scheduled to participate but was prevented by technical problems.The discussion examines risk assessment, team selection, medical preparedness, firearms standards, legal considerations, childcare, parking lots, communications, and the relationship between security and ministry.Episode Sponsors:High Desert CartridgePHLster educational content: https://www.youtube.com/@PHLsterOur Patreon can be found here:https://www.patreon.com/PrimaryandSecondaryPrimary & Secondary:Website: https://primaryandsecondary.com/Facebook: https://facebook.com/primaryandsecondary/Forum: https://primaryandsecondary.com/forumComplete Audio Podcasts: https://spreaker.com/show/primary-secondary-podcastRumble: https://rumble.com/user/PrimaryandSecondaryYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PrimarySecondaryResurrectionBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/primary-secondary-podcast--2585240/support.

The episode features a discussion between host Sean Vincent and guests Don West (national trial counsel for CCW Safe) and firearms instructor Steve Moses regarding the dangers of provoking a potential aggressor.

Don West and Steve Moses join Shawn Vincent to talk about the importance of avoiding emotional hijacking for armed defenders.

Don West and Steve Moses join Shawn Vincent to talk about the "armed defender's dilemma" regarding the "window of justification," specifically focusing on the danger of shooting after a threat has ended.

Don West and Steve Moses join Shawn Vincent to talk about the concept of the “window of justification” and to explore the legal perils for armed defenders who shoot before the threat of great bodily harm or death is imminent.

Criminal defense attorney Don West explains the core legal standard for the justifiable use of deadly force in self-defense, and firearms instructor Steve Moses provides a nuts-and-bolts tactical translation of the law to help inform armed defenders' decision-making in a self-defense scenario.

Steve Moses talks to Don West and Shawn Vincent about how proper self-defense training from qualified, credentialed instructors gives armed defenders the competence and confidence to make smart decisions in a dynamic self-defense scenario.

In this week's episode we talk with Steve Moses from Palisades Training Group on using a rimfire for self defense This episode is brought to you by the ConcealedCarry.com firearm instructor network. ConcealedCarry.com is always looking for quality firearm instructors across the country to join their network. As a network instructor you can take advantage… The post Rimfire Self Defense first appeared on The Firearm Trainer Podcast.

Steve Moses and Chuck Haggard joined me to discuss the pros and cons of .22LR for defense.

In this episode, I speak with Steve Moses from the Palisade Training Group about the essential role of tactical anatomy in self-defense. We discuss effective target areas beyond common misconceptions, such as the importance of precision training with 3D targets to simulate real-life scenarios. Steve highlights the psychological aspects of threat response and the need for proactive training in high-stakes situations. He encourages listeners to seek advanced training opportunities to enhance their self-defense skills and preparedness.

  A Wisconsin man came home to his apartment late at night and was surprised to find his home had been the target of burglars. He was even more surprised when one of those burglars returned to retrieve some valuables he had left behind. The occupant of the apartment shot and killed the intruder in a justified self-defense shooting. Don West and Steve Moses join Shawn Vincent to discuss the legal protections of the Castle Doctrine and the need for an armed defender to secure their home in the immediate aftermath of a break-in. 

  An armed defender in Lapeer, Michigan was convicted of murder for shooting a man who was attacking him with a crowbar. It turns out, the shooter actually left the scene of the initial confrontation and came back. Also, evidence suggests the defender drew his pistol before the attack, making him the first aggressor. Don West and Steve Moses join Shawn Vincent to explore the lessons for concealed carriers.

Don West and Steve Moses join Shawn Vincent to explore the case of Scott Hayes, a pro-Isreal demonstrator who was violently tackled by an unarmed pro-Palistineian demonstrator. Hayes fired a single, non-fatal shot, and prosecutors charged him with assault with a deadly weapon. Is Scott Hayes being wrongfully prosecuted, or did he use disproportional force agains an unarmed threat?

  Akira Fletcher had an ongoing feud with another woman, Nyema Norton, culminating in a confrontation where Fletcher shot Norton after an initial altercation had seemingly ended. The case touches on themes of de-escalation, managing emotional responses, and the dangers of following an aggressor. Fletcher's decision to exit her vehicle and re-engage Norton verbally, after the initial threat had seemingly subsided, complicated her self-defense claim. Her history of animosity with Norton raises doubts about her motives for using deadly force.  Her decision to share incriminating evidence on social media further exacerbated her legal challenges. The case serves as a cautionary tale for how emotions, an ongoing grudge, and the failure to de-escalate can severely impact the outcome of a self-defense claim. Steve Moses joins hosts Shawn Vincent and Don West to look at the lessons learned from this incident. 

In this week's episode we talk with Steve Moses about an unique class he is doing this year call Tactical Anatomy. This episode is also brought to you by MantisX I've been a long time Mantis user from their original MantisX to the Mantis X10 and now excited about their most recent product Mantis Blackbeard… The post Tactical Antatomy first appeared on The Firearm Trainer Podcast.

Chuck Haggard, Steve Moses, and Andy Anderson joined me in discussing the Tactical Anatomy Summit. http://www.ptgtrainingllc.com/tactical-anatomy-summit.html https://agiletactical.com/ https://boondocksfta.com/product/defensive-vehicle-tactics/?v=0b3b97fa6688 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lee-weems/support

  The Daniel Penny case, while not involving a firearm, raises critical questions about the use of force in self-defense and the defense of others. Don West and Steve Moses join Shawn Vincent to discuss the legal and tactical intricacies of Daniel Penny's use of force and his subsequent criminal defense. 

  A news story about a homeowner who shot a bear on his property raises questions about when armed defenders can use firearms against animals. Don West and Steve Moses join Shawn Vincent to discuss the legal and tactical liabilities armed defenders should consider before using deadly force against wildlife, feral dogs, or rogue neighborhood pets.

  A 77-year-old man in Oakland, California confronted three would-be burglars in his backyard. While one intruder escaped over a fence, the home defender shot and killed a second, while he held the third at gunpoint until police arrived. Steve Moses and Don West discuss the tactical and legal risks of exiting your home to confront intruders in your yard and the perils of holding a suspect at gunpoint. This defender was initially arrested for the shooting – in part because he didn't make any statements to law enforcement, including making a self-defense claim. We'll look to his example for lessons on how to interact with law enforcement in the wake of a self-defense shooting.

  One of the most common self-defense scenarios armed defenders may confront in their homes is dealing with a potential threat banging on the front door late at night. Many times, the stranger on the other side of the door turns out to be someone who is lost, confused, drunk, high, or injured. Sometimes the potential threat turns out to be a law enforcement officer, perhaps mistakenly at the wrong house. It's also possible, the person is an intruder who presents a legitimate threat. Steve Moses and Don West explain why opening the door to a stranger at night is a mistake – both from a tactical and legal perspective, and Steve provides practical alternatives for armed defenders who find themselves dealing with an unknown threat at the front door.

  Daniel Perry fatally shot Garret Foster during a protest march in the summer following the police killing of George Floyd. Foster was dressed in tactical gear and carrying an AK-47-style rifle, and Perry claimed self-defense. Perry wasn't immediately arrested, but a year later, after prosecutors uncovered troubling social media posts and messages, Perry faced murder charges, and a jury ultimately convicted him. In an extraordinary turn of events, the governor pardoned Perry. Don West and Steve Moses join Shawn Vincent to talk about the lessons the Perry case provides for concealed carriers.

Happy New Year! Vin and Mike are back for another year and welcome special guests Kyle Manske and Steve Moses. NFL, Jets, Raiders, Knicks, Giants, Packers and much more. 

CCW Safe Content Manager Justin Collett is joined by Firearms Trainers Association staff member Steve Moses to discuss how to find and select training for new shooters. They also dive into how competition can benefit those looking to learn and improve their skills.

Rangemaster founder Tom Givens talks to Don West, Steve Moses, and Shawn Vincent about how security devices might not keep a motivated intruder out of your house, they can give you warning and buy you time to mount a defense. 

Vin and Mike are joined by Steve Moses as they discuss the greatness of Shohei Ohtani, why the Yankees are glass half filled or half empty, the gambling suspensions in the NFL and a lot more fun items, such as Mike's love for Justin Bieber returns.

Tonight we are joined by Steve Moses of Palisade Training Group and we will be discussing their Church Security Team Instructor/Lead Development Course. After Action Project is brought to you by RangeBuddy.App. Don't miss any content – subscribe now: https://goo.gl/1AHRY5 Enter our show giveaways here: www.afteractionprojet.com/giveaway The After Action Project Podcast brings you into the … After Action Project 066 – Church Security Team Instructor Development with Steve Moses of Palisade Training Group Read More »

Sherri Thompson and Steve Moses join me to discuss sexual assault and human trafficking. Off Duty/On Duty episode on human trafficking: https://offdutyonduty.com/549/episode-99-combating-human-trafficking/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lee-weems/support

  Don West and Steve Moses join Shawn Vincent to discuss the case of an Arizona rancher accused of murdering a migrant who was part of a group that crossed the border illegally and trespassed on his property. 

In today's episode we talk with Steve Moses from Palisades Training Group about Instructor Improvement. Today's episode is also brought to you by the following: This episode is brought to you by LASR Classic trainer.I use the LASR Classic system in classroom because it allows me to teach first time gun owner proper site alignment… The post S5E08 Instructor Improvement first appeared on The Firearm Trainer Podcast.

Steve Moses is back for the second time with guest Sherri Thomson. Sherri is a retired FT Worth Police Department detective spending decades working sex crimes and human trafficking cases. I learned so much from Sherri I hope you find it informative as well. The post Episode 99- Combating Human Trafficking first appeared on The Off Duty On Duty Podcast.

  Don West, Steve Moses, and Shawn Vincent talk about the power of the defendant's testimony in the Dean Cummings case, along with issues associated with the poor police investigations, and critical errors made by the prosecutor during trial. 

Joining me today is Steve Moses and Guy S. We discuss the pros and cons of carrying a smaller pistol. We tackle this from the concealed carrier and the police officer. If you are devoted to carrying a gun daily you will benefit from hearing the virtues of a smaller gun for certain applications. The post Episode 98- Virtues of a Small Gun w Steve and Guy first appeared on The Off Duty On Duty Podcast.

Steve Moses, Wayne Dobbs, and Jamie Meyer joined me to discuss the realities of burglary. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lee-weems/support

  Don West, Steve Moses, and Shawn Vincent wade into some of the legal and tactical ambiguities of dealing with a potential threat, including the objective and subjective aspects of “reasonable belief,” the concepts of “initial aggressor” and “provocation,” and trying to understand the intent of a potential attacker

  Don West, Steve Moses, and Shawn Vincent discuss the basic legal tenants for the justifiable use of deadly force and how that relates to practical, tactical considerations for concealed carriers. 

  Steve Moses joins Don West and Steve Moses to talk about what to say and what not to say in the wake of a self-defense shooting and how social media comments can come back to haunt you.

  Firearms instructor Steve Moses joins Don West and Shawn Vincent to discuss the critical actions a defender should take in the immediate wake of a self-defense shooting.

  Craig Douglas joins Steve Moses, Don West, and Shawn Vincent to talk about developing the skills and mindset required to live an armed lifestyle – one in which a concealed carrier avoids conflict whenever possible and uses force decisively and confidently when it is required.

In today's episode we talk with Steve Moses about Force on Force Training Today's episode is also brought to you by the following: Firearm Trainers Association (FTA) FTAProtect.com – In today's world you need the backing from a quality organization to protect yourself and also your students. Podcast listeners can receive 10% off by using code FTP10.… The post S3E18 Force On Force Training first appeared on The Firearm Trainer Podcast.

In the first of a three part series renowned self-defense and firearms instructor Craig Douglass joins Don West, Steve Moses, and Shawn Vincent to discuss how defenders can develop verbal skills to manage interactions with potential aggressors.

Steve Moses returns this week to give us his insight into church safety and security. Steve has managed security teams for over 20 years in some of the largest mega-churches in the Dallas area. We cover everything from the parking lot to the sanctuary in this episode. If you have a security team at your church or are a member of a security team you won't want to miss this episode! The post Episode 83- Church Safety and Security with Steve Moses first appeared on The Off Duty On Duty Podcast.

  Don West joins Steve Moses and Shawn Vincent to talk about the consequences of a self-defense shooting – even when the defender is acquitted by a jury.

  Don West and Shawn Vincent explore the legal themes of the Curtis Reeves trial. Steve Moses provides tactical analysis.    

We had a large panel for this episode with John Holschen, Steve Moses, Tim Reedy Howard Marbury along with Karen Whitlock and Jamie Meyer. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lee-weems/support

  In Part 2 of this podcast Firearms instructor Tom Givens joins Don West, Steve Moses, and Shawn Vincent to share his thoughts on verbalization, defensive display, less-lethal force, and the perils of warning shots. Also, a conversation about holsters, and iron sights versus red dot.

  Nationally renowned firearms instructor Tom Givens joins Don West, Steve Moses, and Shawn Vincent to discuss “preclusion” versus duty-to-retreat, disparity of force, and assessing the physical abilities of “unarmed” attackers.

In today's episode we talk with Steve Moses from Palisades Training Group The Concealed Carry Podcast network is brought to you by XS Sights manufacturer here in the USA. Today's episode is also brought to you by the following: Firearm Trainers Association (FTA) FTAProtect.com – In today's world you need the backing from a quality organization to protect yourself… The post S3E10 Social Skills for De-escalation first appeared on The Firearm Trainer Podcast.

  Claude Werner, The Tactical Professor, returns to the podcast to discuss his statistical analysis of self-defense cases with an emphasis on encountering home intruders. Don West and Steve Moses join Shawn Vincent to unpack Claude's lessons for armed defenders.

Steve Moses is back and this time he is in the studio! I managed to get Steve on a day he was in OKC and wearing a cast. I have had a number of injuries over the years, hazards of the profession I guess, that have prevented me from being able to deploy into the public with my favorite carry rig. Steve and I discuss several factors you the armed citizen absolutely must consider if you're the 'wounded baby gazelle at the watering hole' one of my favorite a DB'ism's. The post Episode 64-“Soft Skills” for the Armed Citizen w John Murphy first appeared on The Off Duty On Duty Podcast.

Steve Moses is back and this time he is in the studio! I managed to get Steve on a day he was in OKC and wearing a cast. I have had a number of injuries over the years, hazards of the profession I guess, that have prevented me from being able to deploy into the public with my favorite carry rig. Steve and I discuss several factors you the armed citizen absolutely must consider if you're the 'wounded baby gazelle at the watering hole' one of my favorite a DB'ism's. The post Episode 63-Carrying While Injured w Steve Moses first appeared on The Off Duty On Duty Podcast.