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Jan
Jan
While in Las Vegas recently I had a conversation with a student who was one of our original students, going back almost 9 years ago. First off, it was great [Read More]
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Dec
Dec
Is One More Important Than The Other? Within the shooting world, this is one of the most sought after questions. Which is more important and the honest truth is they [Read More]
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Nov
Nov
I’ve been using MRDS on pistols for about two years now. Definitely see the value of these optics and my gut tells me we will see these getting more and [Read More]
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Oct
Oct
Every now and then we have a student who struggles with trigger management. We can work through all the diagnostics and learn why they slap the trigger physically, but on [Read More]
09
Oct
Oct
I’ve talked about this before, but it bears mentioning again since we saw it happening in a recent class. Presumptuous training is defined as presuming certain conditions are expected to [Read More]
25
Sep
Sep
Earlier this year I had a student attend a class with a double action pistol. It was his first formalized training class and he was fighting his equipment the whole [Read More]
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Sep
Sep
During one of the class breaks a student asked a philosophical question regarding protecting life from a religious point of view. It was a good questions that turned into a [Read More]
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Sep
Sep
How do you know if you are practicing right, practicing for success? A good place to start is to attend a training class from a reputable instructor. Once you got [Read More]
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Aug
Aug
How do you define training? I see a lot of stuff out there, but not a lot of training. What Is The Goal If you consider shooting some drills training [Read More]
10
Jul
Jul
If you ask each student to define their grip, you will get a different answer from each one. There are no two hands alike, even from the same body so [Read More]
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