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Feb
Feb
Recently, I received a message from a reader regarding the crush grip. His question was more a complaint, but if you look past the complaint what I see is a [Read More]
24
Dec
Dec
The more you learn, the more you realize how much you don’t know. I see this first hand with students in our classes when it comes to diagnosing their shooting. [Read More]
26
Nov
Nov
It seems in today’s world the term “slow is smooth and smooth is fast” will get you labeled as someone who doesn’t know what they are talking about or my [Read More]
27
Jun
Jun
Going Down Hill…Fast How much time off does it take to see a meaningful degradation to your developed skills? How much can you get away with before the detrimental effects [Read More]
27
Feb
Feb
If Its Worth Doing, Its Worth Doing Right There are many general truths in this world that I follow on a regular basis. One of my favorite maxim is “you [Read More]
06
Nov
Nov
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]
02
Oct
Oct
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]
26
Jun
Jun
Backup Guns & Weak Side Carry Carrying a backup gun comes with its own challenges. One of the biggest is when carrying on the weak side or more commonly referenced [Read More]
05
Jun
Jun
Big Reasons You Might Not Realize Is there a reason to have a weapon mounted light (WML) on your handgun? Absolutely, but there are more reasons you don’t need a [Read More]
24
Apr
Apr
Placing Your Finger In The Same Position Matters In anything we do, the ability to be consistent is what helps us improve. One area in shooting overlooked is trigger finger [Read More]