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Sep
Sep
If you were to ask a shooting instructor who’s been doing this a long time what is more challenging; correcting sight errors or trigger errors what do you think they [Read More]
31
Aug
Aug
Over the years I have seen enough students struggle with various shooting errors, like I’ve seen a lot. An excuse begins to form it is not them, but their gear. [Read More]
27
Jul
Jul
There is an old saying, “be careful of the man with one gun, for he probably knows how to use it!” Very true words to live by, but as an [Read More]
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Jul
Jul
In the defensive shooting world we are trying to do two things. Teach responsible gun owners how to defend against a violent encounter with a handgun and improve their critical [Read More]
06
Jul
Jul
I have been pretty lucky over the years to have had the pleasure of meeting some amazing people. I was saddened to learn the loss of a friend and student [Read More]
29
Jun
Jun
It happens all too often, you start off real slow and before you know you are some sort of ninja. Well, at least in your mind you are a ninja, [Read More]
01
Jun
Jun
That’s a bold statement, but it is true from a certain point of view. I see so many new shooters start down the wrong path by looking to solve their [Read More]
24
May
May
When I’m working with new students there is so much to cover it can be overwhelming. A subject most folks don’t spend time exploring is muscle recruitment and its importance [Read More]
11
May
May
Keeping aware of your surroundings will hopefully provide you advanced warning of bad things coming. This advance warning can be used in one of three ways; to quickly draw, to [Read More]
27
Apr
Apr
A major factor in students continuing their education is having a positive experience. Loosely translated, this means hitting the target on demand. Stick to the Program I love seeing students [Read More]