by bmt | Apr 24, 2013 | Towsley on Tactical blog
Part One As taught by Todd Rassa, at the Sig Sauer Academy. All the drills are from a concealed carry holster using concealment garments and are unsighted, instinctive shooting. Do not use a timer for any of these drills. That’s because the focus should...
by bmt | Apr 7, 2013 | Towsley on Tactical blog
The overhead light at the ATM was burned out and it was dark as I exited the car. Almost at once I noticed several attackers. I drew my 1911 and tried to see the front sight as I pointed at the closest one. There were security lights shining in my eyes, which made it...
by bmt | Apr 7, 2013 | Towsley on Hunting blog
I am not one to jump on board gun-writing bandwagons, particularly those I know are wrong. For example, I was under incredible pressure from manufacturers and editors to endorse the 45-caliber muzzle loader craze several years ago. But the numbers didn’t...
by bmt | Mar 19, 2013 | Towsley on Tactical blog
According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the longest successful rifle shot in history was made in Afghanistan by a British sniper named Craig Harrison. He made three successful shots at 2,707 yards or 1.54 miles. It was so far that it took the bullets nearly...
by bmt | Mar 11, 2013 | Towsley on Prepping blog
Obama explaining the size of his “Sequestration” I just received word that Obama has ordered furloughs for Border Patrol Agents. This was from an agent who received his, so it’s no longer conjecture at this point. This is following his other “cuts” due to...
