by TxHGA Admin | Apr 30, 2018 | Informative, Opinion |
Last month, I discussed the need for more robust and intellectually balanced research into gun use in the United States. In particular, I proposed that “Any Study Of ‘Gun Violence’ Should Include How Guns Save Lives.” Read More
by TxHGA Admin | Feb 7, 2018 | Opinion, Survival, Training |
The myth that tampons can quell life-threatening hemorrhage just won’t die. It seems that every other week a post on social media touts the amazing effects of tampons as a life-saving intervention (LSI). After all, there are anecdotes from Iraq, Afghanistan, and the...
by TxHGA Admin | Dec 8, 2017 | Informative, Opinion |
“Most “fact checker” sites tend to have a bit of a liberal bias. Snopes is notoriously bad about finding any nook and cranny possible to defend liberal politicians or attack conservative ones. PolitiFact, however, tends to be a bit better than most. But that’s a...
by TxHGA Admin | Dec 8, 2017 | Informative, Opinion |
“A bad dream for U.S. firearms producers has become reality: The fear-based motivation for gun purchases has evaporated and is being replaced by bargain hunting. A price war has broken out across the gun industry with no end in sight. Sales and profits are...
by TxHGA Admin | Oct 11, 2017 | Informative, Opinion, Training |
“Dustin Solomon asked interesting questions about learning. His questions focused on adults learning to become competent shooters with firearms. His book, Building Shooters, is written for instructors.” For more information, click here.
