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.