podcast · Jul 9, 2026 · Making Shooters Better
Your Vision, Brain, and Memory Will Betray You. Here’s How to Prepare Anyway.
In this episode of Making Shooters Better , Terry sits down with Brian Baxter, combat infantry veteran, retired Texas State Trooper, and CEO of Force Science, for a conversation that changes how you understand perception, memory, decision-making, and accountability under stress. Why can two honest people experience the same event and remember it differently? Why might body-camera footage miss the very information that drove an officer’s decision? Why can a defender continue an action for fractions of a second after the threat changes, even when they are trying to stop? Brian breaks down the sc
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