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Apr
Apr
Shooting A Subcompact Pistol Hard & Fast I love shooting demonstrations in classes, especially with subcompact pistols. I typically share three subcompact shooting tips to help improve your performance on [Read More]
30
Jan
Jan
Have you ever wondering the effectiveness of dry fire practice. Like many people these days I have implemented a more dedicated dry fire program to augment my live fire training. [Read More]
16
Jan
Jan
Identifying And Correcting Shooter Errors It is one of my favorite evolutions in our intermediate classes, when we work at identifying and then correcting shooter errors. Applying corrective strategies is [Read More]
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Oct
Oct
You need more than your one gun for life Over the last couple of weeks I have found myself having to adapt to some unique environmental conditions. How often do [Read More]
10
Oct
Oct
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]
14
Mar
Mar
All too often I have conversations with folks who comment how difficult it is to see their sights so why bother. That is a lazy approach towards managing a life saving skill.
22
Feb
Feb
We learn when we fail, therefore it is good to fail. Don’t mistake this comment for permission to avoid hard work, failing is hard work when done correctly. Your Comfort [Read More]
18
Jan
Jan
Unless you have been living under a rock you know the caliber wars are over and 9mm won. Whether you like it or not, that is the harsh reality. Not [Read More]
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Oct
Oct
Deadly force encounters are chaotic and fast moving. There is not a lot in your control, but rather than worry about what is not in your control your focus should [Read More]
05
Oct
Oct
It doesn’t matter how many times you explain trigger management to a student. They listen to you when they are ready to hear your message. The Trigger Trinity When I’m [Read More]