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Oct
Oct
Gun stores across the nation are in a position to influence customer’s purchasing decisions. Don’t make it about your bottom line, make it about the customer’s needs. Needs vs. Wants [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]
17
Jul
Jul
You just completed your state’s requirement to obtain a license to carry. You wait anxiously for it to arrive and once it does you are legal, now what? Educate yourself [Read More]
08
Jul
Jul
As visual creatures, we rely heavily on our ability to see, more importantly as marksman we are required to positively identify our target(s). How does stress interfere with our abilities [Read More]
01
Jul
Jul
Is the modern revolver making a comeback in the concealed carry world? That is hard to say, but the interest is higher than I have seen in a long time. [Read More]
10
Jun
Jun
It is time to clean up the way we use words in our community. Often times we may be in agreement with one another, but because we use different words [Read More]
03
Jun
Jun
Can you improve your performance by practicing a specific skill set over and over. Does it do more harm than good for general preparedness? Stay focused on the prize I [Read More]
22
Apr
Apr
Recently I questioned why a student was hitting low on the target. It was below a mechanical offset issue so it got my attention fast. The answer may surprise you, [Read More]
04
Mar
Mar
I don’t care who you are, how many rounds you have fired downrange or the number of titles you hold, nobody is immune to flinching. Flinching is as natural as [Read More]
23
Feb
Feb
Teaching front sight focus to a new shooter seems easy in theory, but often they don’t really see their front sight. Getting them to focus their vision on the front [Read More]