Shooter Ready?

If you use your dominant arm for most things, you are hurting your reaction time and draw. Here's a simple way to fix that.

A parked car is not a safe space. It's a trap if you're not trained.

In this 8-minute tactical briefing, Rex breaks down the reality of vehicle-based encounters, why your standard range draw will fail you when buckled in, and the step-by-step mindset and mechanics of drawing from your holster in your vehicle.

Stay ready. Train harder.

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You don't have to run for your life in Texas. With it's "Stand Your Ground" Law you can stand up for yourself but there's a few things that you need to know so you don't end up in prison.

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How do we become amazing at our skillset of shooting, drawing, and maneuvering? It's muscle memory, but how does that work? Watch this before you start training.

Can You Draw From Your Bag?

Everyone has a tactical fanny pack, sling bag, or murse. Almost nobody actually trains the draw.

Off-body carry is NOT the same as belt carry. You have zippers, straps, retention, and your support hand is busy. If you can't clear it in under 2 seconds, it's just a bag.

DISCLAIMER:
This video is for educational purposes only. Always follow firearm safety rules. Train dry before you train live. Check your local laws for off-body carry.

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Texas Car Gun Laws - What You Need To Know

"The 5-Second Rule: Stop Ambushes Before They Start"

Your eyes are your first weapon. If you don’t see it, you can’t solve it.

The Command Draw: How Your Voice Fixes Your Draw Stroke  

Hesitation kills your draw. Silence causes fumbles. In this episode, tactical certified firearms instructor Rex breaks down how verbal assertiveness makes your draw faster, cleaner, and safer.  

A student of mine froze at a gas station. He’d practiced his draw hundreds of times. But when a real threat approached, he had no words… so his hands didn’t move either.  

In this video, I’ll show you how to fix the #1 reason people fumble their draw: lack of assertiveness.  

Prepared at the Pump

Gas stations aren’t neutral ground — they’re transitional spaces where awareness matters most. In this episode, Rex breaks down how to stay alert, position smart, and move with purpose when your hands are full and your guard can’t be. Real‑world readiness starts here.

Most people think “self‑defense” means going straight to deadly force.

That mindset gets people hurt, arrested, or ruined.

In this episode, I break down the part nobody talks about:

Proportionate force — the responsibility to match your response to the threat.

Here’s the truth:

Most real‑world encounters don’t justify lethal force.

But they do justify force.

That’s where less‑than‑lethal tools like the Byrna launcher come in.

It’s a disciplined option for responsible adults who want protection without escalating to deadly force.

Inside the video:

• The real difference between force and deadly force
• Why “shoot first” is a terrible mindset
• Situations where deadly force is not justified
• How the Byrna fits into a layered, responsible protection plan
• The mindset shift from “maximum force” to appropriate force
• What responsible carriers understand that others don’t

If you carry — or you’re thinking about carrying — this is the video you watch before you make a mistake you can’t take back.