Defensive Shooting for Real-Life Encounters, by veteran lawman Ralph Mroz, offers an insightful analysis of the state of shooting and fighting instruction, as well as a thorough analysis of the myths and misinformation that plague the shooting community.
In his follow-up book, Tactical Defensive Training for Real-Life Encounters, Mroz examines how the hardware components of self-defense (gun, knife and empty-hand skills) are inexorably linked to the critical software (will, skill and awareness) required for self-preservation.
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