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Jan
Jan
The idea behind good enough is something I hear a lot from those who struggle with their accuracy. There is the idea, that their shot was good enough for the [Read More]
13
Jan
Jan
It is easy to talk down about other instructors when working with students. You hear a student say something to the effect, “well, so and so said this.” Shared Vision [Read More]
08
Dec
Dec
Marksmanship is made up of several factors, most of which we merge into one mass to produce an accurate shot or shots. The most misunderstood and misused skill is the [Read More]
17
Nov
Nov
How good do you need to be and what is the path to success. I don’t know and here is the hard truth, nobody else does. Hard Work Yes, there [Read More]
25
Aug
Aug
This is not the first time I have commented about the realities of speed. If you remember the whole safety use and how you would die if you used the [Read More]
21
Apr
Apr
Trigger preparation, not to be confused with slapping the crap out of the trigger is a fundamental shooting skill. It is well within every shooter’s ability to become proficient at [Read More]
14
Apr
Apr
The notion eye dominance is important to shooting is over rated. On the other hand, is seeing your sights important…absolutely and that is the point. Seeing is the key Many [Read More]
16
Dec
Dec
A common remark we hear in our classes is how easy sleep comes at the end of the day. How mentally tired students are after a full day of training [Read More]
11
Nov
Nov
Movement is a topic mostly misunderstood and rarely practiced. As a foundational skill, it should be part of every competent gunman’s skill set. Mobile bullet sponge The first question to [Read More]
14
Oct
Oct
The majority of shooting errors are a result of poor to improper trigger management. Each shooter may experience slightly different errors, but they generally fall into placement, position or movement. [Read More]