In a recent conversation, the topic of when the finger should move to the trigger came up and produced a lively discussion. The simple answer is when and only when you [Read More]
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Feb
Feb
Speed gets a bad wrap, everyone wants to be fast and when their accuracy suffers they look to blame everything around them. The blame rest squarley on your shoulders because [Read More]
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Feb
Feb
Oh how I love the internet and it’s mass of subject matter experts who’s likes, visits and views represent true knowledge. It is always good to be humbled by these [Read More]
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Dec
Dec
A while back I wrote an article about what I believed to be a scam; “shooter’s insurance.” I guess it really depends on what you call a scam. Do the [Read More]
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Nov
Nov
Which is better; fast movement speed or fast task speed? The answer is going to be difficult for some to grasp, but it doesn’t make it less true. Crashing into [Read More]
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Nov
Nov
Mention concealed carry and you can find yourself in an interesting conversation. One I enjoy is the challenges of carrying in the workplace because so many internet experts don’t have [Read More]
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Nov
Nov
Cry, scream or complain, but the bullet doesn’t lie. It is either a hit or a miss, there is no in between. Nothing To See Here The other day I [Read More]
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Oct
Oct
Recently we had some sobering reminders of what works and what doesn’t relating to concealed carry. Some will get it and others will continue to resist. Accepting truth It’s hard [Read More]
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Sep
Sep
Does it do the student any good to have their finger on the trigger before their sights are aligned? Are they gaining any genuine value or is it an accident [Read More]
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Sep
Sep
I got a tremendous amount of feedback from the Failure to Follow Instructions blog, thank you to those of you who posted, messaged or called. I really appreciate the support [Read More]