Failure Is Sometimes An Option Don’t think for a moment I haven’t failed, whether in life or on the firing line. Believe me, I have learned the importance of failure [Read More]
Light Is Right There will always be a tipping point, where too much of a good thing can be bad. One scenario I have paid more attention to is with [Read More]
Not Every Drawstroke Will Be Perfect At some point, everyone will experience a drawstroke that produces what I call the sloppy shooting grip. The purpose of training is to develop [Read More]
Don’t Wait Until The Last Minute To Practice The trick to backup guns is being competent enough to use them well when you need them the most. That takes hard [Read More]
Don’t Worry About Cross Eyed Dominance I have talked about this subject in the past, but the whole cross eyed dominance thing is not a thing. Don’t worry, when you [Read More]
When the ambient light washes out your sights Recently, I finished up a fantastic Pistol 2 class at the Sig Academy in New Hampshire. One of the interesting observations was [Read More]
Secrets To Shooting Faster Delivering rapid and accurate hits on target to stop an attack is what we call effective fire. It is effective in stopping the action, in this [Read More]
Routine Inspection and Rotation Care and maintenance of your defensive ammunition becomes a necessity when you carry on a daily basis. There are several problems you can avoid if you [Read More]
Why The Correct Trigger Finger Spot Is Important I have learned over the years, no matter how simple I make the lesson there are always challenges. One I continue to [Read More]
Two areas you need to pay extra attention to when seeking peak performance shooting subcompacts; crush grip and powerful mount.