By David Fessenden

In this excerpt from Defensive Handgun Skills, David Fessenden covers Lawrence's strive against Triad and the frame of mind had to be triumphant along with your handgun in a violent come across.

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SUPPORT SIDE: The side of the body that assists in the firing of the weapon. TACHYPSYCHIA: The sensation created by extreme stress, anxiety and fear that everything about a person is moving in slow motion. TACTICAL RELOAD: The act of exchanging a partially full magazine with a fully loaded magazine. Done during a lull in a gunfight to increase the firepower of the weapon. TRIGGER: The component that fires a weapon when the shooter depresses it with a finger. TRIGGER GUARD: The metal ring portion of the weapon that surrounds and protects the trigger.

It is a very rewarding and wonderfully confident state of mind that justifies your efforts to master all the skills needed to handle your firearm safely and with precision. It is a unique feeling, one which no one has to tell you that you’ve acquired. You will be very aware of this feeling and the difference in your attitude toward firearms. To sum it up: it is an extremely positive feeling. It is also a pride in your performance with firearms today, as opposed to your first day on the range. Your level of expertise, training, proficiency and upbeat enthusiasm are obvious to you and all those you come in contact with.

Carlos Hathcock, USMC, a legendary Vietnam sniper. “Going inside the bubble” was his term for blocking out everything in his world for the moment it took to concentrate on pressing the trigger for that 1000-yard sniper shot he was about to take. With hundreds of hours of dry practice, you will gradually acquire the ability to execute the shot or shots while on autopilot. Just like Hathcock, you will go inside the bubble and take that precision pistol shot to stop the lethal attack on your person.

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