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Mar
Mar
Learning Continues Even After The Snow Melts Last week I spoke about lessons learned regarding the essentials, what you needed to survive in some rather difficult times. Here, we talk [Read More]
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Feb
Feb
Now Is The Time To Learn From Our Mistakes As many of Texans emerge from a historic snowstorm there are a lot of questions to be answered. Questions might not [Read More]
13
Feb
Feb
A Heavy Rifle Gets Old Fast Fatigue is a result of mental and physical exertion. It affects us in a variety of ways, but a lightweight rifle will lead to [Read More]
06
Feb
Feb
Keeping Your Rifle Simple Is The Goal The hardest thing anyone can do is separate their wants from their needs. You may want a general purpose rifle with all the [Read More]
30
Jan
Jan
Have you ever wondering the effectiveness of dry fire practice. Like many people these days I have implemented a more dedicated dry fire program to augment my live fire training. [Read More]
23
Jan
Jan
Planning and Preparing Like a Professional Even the worst plan executed in a timely manner with conviction is more than likely enough to resolve a real world problem. Don’t discount [Read More]
16
Jan
Jan
Identifying And Correcting Shooter Errors It is one of my favorite evolutions in our intermediate classes, when we work at identifying and then correcting shooter errors. Applying corrective strategies is [Read More]
09
Jan
Jan
How To Use Verbal Commands To Your Advantage At our recent Concealed Carry FoF class we saw a lot of examples of some good verbal commands to control. We define [Read More]
02
Jan
Jan
Understanding Shooting Speed There is this idea the most important skill you develop is to shoot fast. Shooting fast is only part of the total package, but if you are [Read More]
19
Dec
Dec
Rifle Zeroing And Your Real Needs When it comes to zeroing a rifle most people get all wrapped around the axle choosing the best zero distance. The vast majority of [Read More]