That Weems Guy

Tiffany Johnson, Aqil Qadir, and John Hearne to discuss Rangemaster.

Special thanks to Warren Wilson, The Magnificient Steve Havey, Dan Reedy, and Mike Treat for bailing me out at the last moment and being a panel for a round-robin episode.

A cross-section of students/attendees reviewed TacCon23.

Mark and Rob interview Bryan, Erick, and me about our experience at TacCon23, and then we discuss other things such as range katas and the Nashville incident.

If you could start your training journey over again knowing what you know now, what would you do differently?  Matt Landfair, Erick Gelhaus, Dan Brady, Everett Snyder, and "The Magnificient Steve" Havey join me to discuss this and more.

After a two-week hiatus, we are back with a new episode, but it's an episode with absolutely no focus.  Come ramble along with us.

Chris Cypert joins me to discuss the importance of asking the right questions.

Deep inside this discussion with Andy Stanford is buried a gem that is the most accurate summation of the training-competition dichotomy. Andy adds, “Compete with the gear you actually carry or a reasonable facsimile thereof.”.

Lindy Cooper Wisdom shares stories about her parents.  Visit the Jeff Cooper Legacy Foundation page .

Steve Tarani offers great insight in this week's episode.

Sherman House is the guest on this episode to discuss the Civilian Defender concept.

John Murphy joins me to discuss The Skill Acquisition Paradigm.

Erick Gelhaus and John Hearne join me to discuss Jeff Cooper's Combat Triad.

Lew Gosnell joins me to discuss stuff and LEVERGUNS!!

Ed Mireles joins me to discuss the FBI Miami Firefight and more.  He refutes several myths and offers insight into what happened that day as well offering some great information on the lessons learned from the incident and beyond.  Be sure to get a copy of FBI Miami Firefight: Five Minutes That Changed the Bureau .

Randy Watt was the guest on this episode.  He has an amazing background and offered some brilliant insight into developing a training program.

Steve Moses, Wayne Dobbs, and Jamie Meyer joined me to discuss the realities of burglary.

Erik Lund of All Fire Dynamics attempts to break the internet by telling "gun guys" to stop giving some of their more common suggestions to novices seeking help.

Everett Snyder joins me to discuss the Federal Bureau of Prisons' history, operations, and firearms training.

Tom Givens joins me for an in-depth discussion of the Rangemaster instructor courses, and he addresses the question of when it is appropriate for a private entity to certify instructors.

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

The Magnificent Steve takes over the show this week and interviews me.

The title will make sense when you get to the end of the episode.  Erick Gelhaus joined me for what was supposed to be a discussion of one topic, but we ended up talking about others.

Justin Dyal joined me to discuss the stages of development for instructors.

Sheriff Jerry Parsley joined me to discuss the Modern Technique, the Police Training Institute Master Firearms Instructor, Gunsite, and various other topics.