yesterday's blog entry . . .
loved it. especially loved the seattle combatives link which i have added to my favorites. as i told you previously,i practice point shooting everyday. i try to train for all eventualities,close and far. i use full-length mirror doors when practicing. it adds realism. part of my nightly ritual when preparing for bed,is to extinguish all lights in the house. then i go into the bathroom,using tactical lighting techniques,i use the toilet,then cover down on the medicine cabinet mirror, over the sink. i execute three shots,point shooting from the simulated holster,up to the shoulder,then turning the muzzle in a 180-degree arc,fire three more back down to the holster position. then I do my flashlight drills going up the steps to the bedroom. a little room and hall clearing along the way,and i sleep like a baby. after my Prayers,of course. my only gripe is that kimber should make a full-size .45 without sights! i hate compact 1911s......to be effective as a warrior,we must be complelely comfortable,and excel in the no-light,lo-light situations. the darkness is your ally in a fight. as defender,you have the advantage,and all the edge with prudent use of tactical lighting. i feel as comfortable engaging targets in the darkness as i do in the light. for father's day, [daughter's name removed for privacy & security reasons] bought me a surefire combat light that i have been lusting after for 6 years. confidence level just soared another 10 notches...Love and Peace to you and your family,Brother.
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