Jim Davis served in the PA Dept. of Corrections for 16 ½ years as a corrections officer in the State Correctional Institute at Graterford and later at SCI Phoenix. He served on the Corrections Emergency Response Team (CERT), several of those years as a sniper, and also the Fire Emergency Response Team (FERT). For 25 years, he was a professional instructor, teaching topics including Defensive Tactics, Riot Control and Tactical Operations, Immediate Responder, and cognitive programs as an adjunct instructor at the DOC Training Academy. He was then promoted to the title of corrections counselor, where he ran a caseload and facilitated cognitive therapy classes to inmates. His total service time was close to 29 years. He was involved in many violent encounters on duty, including incidents of fatalities. He is a dedicated Christian and attributes any skills that he has to the glory of God.

Rimfire Rifles And Dry Firing: Safe Or Not?

Certain topics cause opposing sides to dig in their heels and become entrenched in their beliefs. Dry firing seems to be one of those sensitive topics. Where do you stand on it?

Why Carry With A Round In The Chamber?

Some shooters insist on carrying without a round in the chamber. They'll say, “I don’t want my gun to fire.” To which I will reply, “Then why are you carrying a gun?” Carrying with a round in the chamber saves lives. Read on to learn how.

Quality Risks With Polymer Lowers

Polymers are extensively used in the firearms industry, but what are the downsides and the upsides when we're talking about polymer lowers?

The Chauchat: Innovation Or Abomination?

Although there were some issues with production and reliability, it's quite possible that the Chauchat was not the stoppage-ridden failure that it has been painted to be. Regardless of how you view it, the Chauchat has cemented its place in history.

Valentine’s Day Massacre: What it Was and How it Influenced the NFA

The infamous St. Valentine's Day Massacre in Chicago in February 1929 has long been the center of controversy, conspiracy theories, and political ire. Further, the events that took place on that cold February day directly influenced the passing of the National Firearms Act of 1934. Read on to understand the events of that fateful day and it's political ramifications we're still experiencing today.

Glock 26 Versus The Glock 43X: Which Is Better?

For concealed carry purposes, which is better, the Glock 26 or the Glock 43X? Here's a look at how the two guns compare. Which would you choose?

The Best Military Surplus Rifles

Military surplus rifles can be so satisfying to own. Today we're talking about the advantages of owning milsurp firearms, with a look at some of the best ones.

9mm Makarov Vs. 9mm Luger: Are They the Same?

The Luger and the Makarov are both 9mm, but are they the same? What are the differences? Are they equally effective? Let us dig up some answers!

AK-47 Vs. AK-74: Typo Or Big Difference?

No, that's not a typo. While the AK-47 and the AK-74 share many similarities, the AK-74 has clearly pulled ahead in the design and improvement department.

The Glock 43: Is It Even Relevant These Days?

As a single-stack compact 9mm handgun with a capacity of 6+1, how does the Glock 43 hold up in this era of higher-capacity handguns?

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