Smith & Wesson: The Governor
The Smith and Wesson Governor is a revolver designed for self-defence and recreational shooting. It has a unique feature that allows it to shoot both .45 ACP and .410 bore shotgun shells, making it a versatile firearm that can be used in various situations. One of the main benefits of the Governor is its versatility. […]
.45 APC Calibre has stood the test of time
The .45 ACP (Automatic Colt Pistol) calibre is popular for self-defence firearms. Known for its stopping power and reliability, the .45 ACP has been trusted by law enforcement and military personnel for decades. One of the main reasons the .45 ACP is so effective as a self-defence round is its ability to deliver a significant […]
Forgotten Legends Series: Lt. Colonel Francois D’Eliscu
Francois D’Eliscu was a hand-to-hand combat trainer during World War II. He was known for his expertise in close-quarters combat and his ability to teach soldiers effective fighting techniques that could be used in battle. D’Eliscu was born in France and learned martial arts and self-defence techniques. He joined the French military and eventually rose […]
The Weaver Stance for Pistol shooting
The weaver stance is a popular pistol technique named after its developer, Jack Weaver. It is a two-handed stance that emphasizes a robust, stable platform for the shooter, with the dominant hand gripping the pistol firmly and the support hand providing additional stability and balance. To assume the weaver stance, the shooter stands with their […]
The Castle Doctrine, a general review (Personal Security Training)
The castle doctrine, also known as the “stand your ground” law, is a legal doctrine that allows individuals to use deadly force to defend themselves and their property in certain situations. The name “castle doctrine” comes from the idea that a person’s home is their castle, and they have the right to protect it. The […]
Laws of Self-Defence at a glance (Personal Security Training)
The law of self-defence is a legal principle that allows individuals to use reasonable force to protect themselves or others from harm. This principle is rooted in the common law system, which originated in England in the early 1500s and has since been adopted by many countries around the World. Under common law, self-defence is […]
On becoming the Gray Man (Personal Security Training)
The concept of being a “gray man” refers to the idea of blending into your environment and not drawing attention to yourself to avoid harm. This can be especially important in situations where you may be at risk of violence or persecution, such as during a natural disaster, political unrest, or terrorist attack. There are […]
Gun Range Safety (Personal Security Training)
Gun range safety is an important topic that should be on the mind of anyone planning to visit a shooting range. A gun range allows individuals to practice shooting firearms in a controlled environment. Still, it’s important to remember that accidents can happen even in this calm setting if proper safety measures are not followed. […]
Supreme Court decision Beard v. United States,1895 (Personal Security Training)
The Supreme Court case of Beard v. United States decided in 1895, dealt with the issue of whether a person accused of a federal crime could use the “castle doctrine” as a defence. The castle doctrine is a legal principle that holds that a person has the right to use reasonable force, including deadly force, […]
Forgotten Legends Series: William E. Fairbain (Personal Security Training)
William E. Fairbairn was a British soldier, police officer, and martial arts instructor, significantly contributing to police and military training. Born in 1899 in Britain, Fairbairn served in the British Army during World War I before joining the Shanghai Municipal Police in China in the 1920s. While in Shanghai, Fairbairn developed a practical and efficient […]
