Wisconsin Precision Concealment is happy to announce our first CCW class of the season on Sunday June 2nd, 2019. Have you been wanting to get your CCW License, but just not found the time? Today is the day…Make the time and become a better prepared person. Register HERE
“There are known knowns. These are things we know that we know. There are known unknowns. That is to say, there are things that we know we don’t know. But there are also unknown unknowns. There are things we don’t know we don’t know.” – Donald Rumsfeld There are many things in the world that we […]
One of the great benefits of living in the United States of America, is having the ability to carry a concealed weapon to defend yourself. It is a right that many in the world do not have the ability to exercise. Many individuals in other countries would die to be able to exercise this right, […]
WPC’s Preclusion IWB holster and mag pouch Much like carrying a flashlight or a pocket knife, an extra magazine for your CCW pistol is another essential part of kit to keep with you. While it is a little extra to carry, if you end up in a situation requiring the use of your firearm, you […]
Why is a fixed blade knife such an important piece of kit to keep with you? The fixed blade knife provides a lot of advantages compared to a folding knife. A folding knife is great for simple cutting tasks and can be carried discretely with little difficulty. However, it is not the best choice for […]
One of the most important pieces of “kit” that a person can carry every day (EDC) is a powerful handheld flashlight. The uses of a flashlight are fairly obvious and include target identification, navigation, signaling, and self-defense, just to name a few. About eighty percent of the sensory information we receive comes through our eyes. […]
Deadly force decision making by armed citizens is a very important topic and concern for all of society. This is something that goes far beyond the mechanics of doing something like drawing and shooting. Making the appropriate decisions under stress not only applies to whether or not to shoot, but also can apply to tactics. […]
There are four levels of preparedness: personal preparedness, vehicle preparedness, home preparedness, and retreat or bug out preparedness. The focus of this series is on your personal preparedness. When we talk about personal preparedness, there are four basic aspects that fall into this category: spiritual preparation & mindset (see PART 1), physical body (see PART […]
There are four levels of preparedness: personal preparedness, vehicle preparedness, home preparedness, and retreat or bug out preparedness. The focus of this series is on your personal preparedness. When we talk about personal preparedness, there are four basic aspects that fall into this category: spiritual preparation & mindset (see PART 1), physical body (see PART […]
There are four levels of preparedness: personal preparedness, vehicle preparedness, home preparedness, and retreat or bug out preparedness. The focus of this series is on your personal preparedness. When we talk about personal preparedness, there are four basic aspects that fall into this category: spiritual preparation & mindset, physical body, personal skills, and gear. When […]
