Pistol-mounted red dot sights (RDS) have become increasingly popular over the last decade, moving from specialized competition setups to duty holsters and everyday carry (EDC) pistols. Still, among some shooters — especially those new to red dots or steeped in traditional iron sight doctrine — myths persist.
New to concealed carry? Avoid these 5 common mistakes that put gun owners at risk. Learn how to choose the right gear, train effectively, understand self-defense laws, and carry with confidence.
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In the world of firearms training, not all instructors are created equal. Some have extensive, real-world experience backed by professional certifications, while others may lack formal credentials but still market themselves as experts.
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A holster isn’t just an accessory—it’s a critical piece of gear that directly impacts your safety, comfort, and ability to defend yourself effectively.
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Every shooter, no matter how skilled, eventually hits a plateau. At first, progress comes fast—your accuracy improves, your draw gets quicker, and your confidence builds. But then, without warning, your improvements slow down or stop altogether. You train, but your times don’t drop. Your group stays the same size. You feel stuck.
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A Quality Holster Can make the difference. Have You Tested Your Holster? When creating Holster Development one of the questions that was posed to our curriculum was “What holsters should we allow into our classes?” The reason is that holsters are not all made equally. Some holsters are simply unsafe for concealed carry. Examples
