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I was going to post a Poll of what fellow THR member though of as the most important thing to surviving a situation where lethal force may be required in the ST&T. Then I realized that as far as I can tell in ST&T, training really doesn't if it requires a person to be physically fit. Risk...

While I recognize that if you don't hit your target it doesn't matter what round you carry. Yes shot placement is all important and if you don't hit the vitals lethal force isn't going to stop the bad guy unless he chooses to disengage, but.. Are there really people naïve enough to believe...

The last few weeks or so I have been looking at getting a 9mm for carry for several reasons. First is I didn't have a 9mm and since I am a brass hoarder I figured I should get a 9mm to put my brass to good use. Second was that I wanted a physically smaller gun than the G20 I have been...

Last Saturday I got a little 5x5 elk. Shot him about 8am and started packing. Didn't have any help and managed to have him boned out and back at my jeep at 4:40 that afternoon, he was only 1.5 miles in. Hung the meat in my parents garage because I don't have any place to hang that much meat...

Alrighty. I have been handloading for my rifles for several years. Several calibers, mostly .243, .300 Win Mag and .270. I just ordered a Glock 20 because I can reload and it isn't the most common caliber. I am currently using a single stage press, but have found that for 9mm it just takes...