article · 2011-06 · downrange.tv
Dance the Robot, Don’t Fight It | Down Range TV
Wrapping up our training event at Gunsite -and blending in some video shooting for the second season of Guns & Gear on VERSUS- I received a vivid demonstration as to why some trainers and friends tell me that when it comes to backup guns “one is none, and two is one”. It’s not just belt and suspenders logic, or even healthy paranoia. It is recognition of the fact that with small guns in times of duress, it is easy to miss with a couple of shots and/or run out of ammo before the fight is ended. Neither of these is a good option when training. When you’re in a life-or-death situation, either cou
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