I started reading the book The Farnam Method of Defensive Handgunning. So far it's quite informative and has some good suggestions and points which, as I read, I find myself comming up with drills. If you all are willing, I'd like to post some of the major points and my thoughts, for comments. Mabey everyone can learn something and I could have some better drills to set up at the range.
I'm not going to post every point, just ones that strike a chord of interest in my mind. Either way, I would highly recomend the book itself. It's like reading stuff that Sniper350 posts, but on all kinds of topics from tactics and mental preparedness to how to speed post shooting recovery, mentaly, legaly, and financially. I hope to never need this information, but it's the same way with the gun. You own it for defense but hope to never use it. Anyway, thoughts?
I'm not going to post every point, just ones that strike a chord of interest in my mind. Either way, I would highly recomend the book itself. It's like reading stuff that Sniper350 posts, but on all kinds of topics from tactics and mental preparedness to how to speed post shooting recovery, mentaly, legaly, and financially. I hope to never need this information, but it's the same way with the gun. You own it for defense but hope to never use it. Anyway, thoughts?