This article by Frank Winn writing for America’s First Freedom. If you consider only the lowest-hanging fruit, there are still about six ways to come at an “Exercise Your Freedom” column about Gunsite Academy. Choosing the most proximate topic, you’d have to observe how close to the 40th anniversary of the original school of “The […]

Article taken from ‘The Dallas Morning News’ Sunday June 23, 1985 by Terese Greene David Keith is tense.  Scanning the dusty clay banks of the gully, he tries to figure where his enemies hide.  He knows they are somewhere in the ditch waiting to attack.  He must stop them first.  Breathing rapidly, Keith descends into […]

This is part three of an article taken from the ‘Tucson Citizen’ May 1981 by Thom Walker At the moment, he is testing a new laser-aimed pistol.  He aims and a red laser beam cuts through the dusky-lighted gun room.  Rifles hang on the knotty-pine paneling, walnut stocks gleaming. Think about how far lasers have come since […]

This article taken from the ‘Tucson Citizen’ May 1981 by Thom Walker The ‘modern technique” of training that Cooper helped develop is based on “open, unrestricted, unlimited, realistic, diversified competition,” he said.  Two handed Weaver stance, flash=sight technique, “kinesthetic” presentation – an approach that makes “this fairly inefficient hand weapon” an effective instrument. In terms […]