Grant Cunningham
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Grant Cunningham is a world-renowned revolversmith and certified Combat Focus Shooting instructor, with experience teaching general self defense with handguns and revolver-specific courses. His articles and photographs have been published in Concealed Carry magazine, the Personal Defense Network project, and on his popular website, grantcunningham.com. He is the author of Handgun Training: Practical Drills for Defensive Shooting, Gun Digest Book of the Revolver, Gun Digest Shooter's Guide to Handguns, Defensive Pistol Fundamentals, and Grant Cunningham's 12 Essentials of Concealed Carry.
Concealed Carry
Self-Defense: May You Vs. Should You
The decisions you make in the moments following a self-defense shooting will define the rest of your life.
Ammunition
Defensive Revolver Ammunition: What To Use
We discuss cartridge considerations and bullet designs for the contemporary wheelgun carrier.
Ammunition
Defensive Revolver Calibers
A defensive revolver needs the right defensive ammunition, here's a rundown on choosing the right load.
Firearm Training
Tactical Revolver Reloads: The Speed Strip
The use of a speed strip is an excellent way to expedite tactical revolver reloads, but they require some skill to properly use.
Concealed Carry
How To Pick A Shooting Range For Self-Defense Practice
Sadly, there just aren’t a lot of ranges that are conducive to good defensive shooting practice. If you have one nearby, you’re in luck — and also in the minority.
Concealed Carry
Concealed Carry: The Secret to Effective Reload Practice
Practice makes perfect, unless it's the wrong kind of practice. And from a standpoint of prepping for defensive handgun use, dry reload practice might be more of a hindrance than help.
Concealed Carry
Handgun Drills: The Things To Practice – Part 2
Here are 12 things to focus on perfecting while training handgun drills at the range.
Concealed Carry
Handgun Drills: The Things To Practice – Part 1
Effective handgun shooting drills are task-oriented; they’re designed to provide practice opportunities for the tasks most likely required in an actual defensive shooting. What, then, are the things we need to practice?