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Annette Evans from Own Her Own joined me for this off-beat episode that I am re-releasing due to technical difficulties with the feeds last week.

This episode with Annette Evans of On Her Own just feels like it needs one of those "The More You know" banners or should be prefaced with "On a very special episode of..." as we get into some topics that are off of the beaten path of this show, but they are things that we should consider. Annette's book:  The Dry Fire Primer Annette's POM OC Spray collaboration

Andy Stanford joined me for a conversation.

Gunsite's own Ken Campbell joined me to discuss training and cop stuff.

Massad Ayoob joined me for this episode in which we discuss how he got started as both a writer and instructor, influential members of the training community, and other things. Please be patient with the buffering issues, and please be sure to check out Mas' schedule by clicking on his name above.

Erick Gelhaus , John Hearne , and gathered to discuss a study by the Force Science Institute on the gaze patterns of rookies versus that of veteran officers.  You can read articles about the study here in Part 1 and here in Part 2 .  We also delved into some recent social media nonsense.

Jerry McCown joined me for a discussion touching on Gunsite's history and personalities, Jeff Cooper, and a few cop stories.

Spencer Keepers returns for an episode in which we discuss a new class that he recently taught as well as his journey through various trigger systems.  The interview ended abruptly when Spencer received word of a situation involving his nephew.  The nephew was involved in a wreck and appears to be physically okay.

Cecil Burch and I talk about stuff.

John Murphy joins me to be, well, John Murphy; a job only he can do.

Tom Givens of Rangemaster joined me to discuss Tom Givens.

Dave Spaulding of Handgun Combatives joins me to discuss his methodology as he rides off into the sunset.  

Jay Hohenhaus joins me to pay tribute to Elden Carl, one of the original Combat Masters.

Erik Lund joins me to discuss instructor credibility.

David Cagle joins me to discuss training versus practice for skill development.  Then I roam about amongst the weeds until David pulls the episode back together.

Key people and events in the evolution of firearms training get discussed in this episode.

Bruce Cartwright of SAC Tactical joined me to discuss FBI firearms training and its historical selection of firearms, and we went down a few bunny trails.

Kevin Davis joins me to discuss use of force investigations. You can get a copy of Kevin's book here .

John Hearne came on the show to inform everyone that they are wrong about everything.

Bryan Eastridge joins me to slay a few sacred cows.

Bolke and Dobbs, the dynamic duo of Hardwired Tactical Shooting join me to wrap up a discussion on the Larry Mudgett class, discuss what was happening in Texas in regards to training as the Modern Technique was spreading across the West Coast, and we talk about the need to utilize proper assessment.

John Holschen, John Hearne, David Cagle, and I review a class taught by the legendary Larry Mudgett .

John Holschen, owner of West Coast Armory North and a U.S. Army Special Forces veteran, joins me to discuss individual tactics.

Shane Gosa joins me to offer his personal reflections of Jeff Cooper.

Darryl Bolke of Hardwired Tactical Shooting joined me to discuss the spread of the Modern Technique to west coast law enforcement.