Author: Rob Curran
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Don't act like you've never done it...
Another new tacticool widget comes on to the market and you HAVE to grab it up. Often this is done before any form of careful consideration has been made in to whether or not the product will actually do what you need it to do.
Blog / 09.10.2015
How to Sling Your Rifle Like Frank Proctor
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]I have to admit... I have tried far too many slings than I should have on my rifles.
From the standard issue circa 1984 M16A2 Parade Sling to complex, need an engineering degree to figure out, 3 point slings to the ever popular Magpul MS2
Blog / 03.10.2015
What’s new and coming soon at Tactical Dynamics
I have to make an apology...
Normally we try to post on Fridays no later than 0900 hours.
This week we kind of failed in our mission to do so... Whoops.
Blog / 18.09.2015
Performance Based Training: What you SHOULD Know!
It happened again, didn't it?
You get to the range and boom... its like one of those shark feeding frenzies.
Your eyes get a protective white film over them, you start to drool,
Sometimes... I just scratch my head in amazement.
You see we get a lot of folks coming through our classes and we see a lot of interesting stuff in regards to gear and training philosophies. So... In an attempt to clear some otherwise muddy water... We have complied a list of the top 5 questions that SHOULD be asked before
This video was taken at our recent Two Day Advanced Personal Defense Course that was held jointly with King33 Training in Southington CT on August 29/30. Chris Fields put the students through their paces in understanding how vehicle windshields effect bullet trajectory and accuracy. This...
Why Bother?
We are often asked by our students "how do I improve my pistol shooting?" and to a man our instructor staff will tell them : DRY FIRE. Somehow though, dry fire training seems to be one of the most underused tools available to shooters! When asked why they don't do it, the response from students is usually something relating to the lack of time or
Blog / 20.02.2015
Embracing the Suck: Training in Cold Weather
Training in Cold Weather
The basic tenant of Murphy's Law is that if it's going to happen, it will happen at the worst possible time. We cannot choose where and when a fight will occur so it would be therefore prudent to base our training, and more importantly practice, in environments that lend to overcoming weather or environmentally degraded situations. Our ability/inability to function in these environments will often
Blog / 09.02.2015
Modified Navy Qual (Modified) on 300 Blackout
During a lunch break at one of our recent Defensive Handgun I courses I had the opportunity to test out my latest upper receiver build for function. This upper is chambered in 300 AAC Blackout and is fitted with a 16" CMMG barrel, an Aero Precision...