Your Target Is Talking to You Most shooters look at their target to see where they hit. That’s understandable. After all, the basic objective of shooting is to put rounds where you int...
Your Holster Is Safety Equipment People spend an extraordinary amount of time choosing a handgun. They’ll research reliability, triggers, optics, capacity, and ergonomics before spending ...
The Gun You Actually Train With Most people who have been around firearms for a while eventually accumulate more than one. There may be a full-size pistol that’s comfortable to shoot at ...
Qualification Is the Minimum, Not the Goal In the firearms world, we place a great deal of importance on qualifications, and for good reason. Law enforcement officers qualify with their duty weapons, arm...
What Are You Training For? One of the first questions I ask a new student isn’t, “What gun do you own?” It isn’t, “How long have you been shooting?” An...
The Most Important Safety Device Is Between Your Ears Walk through any gun store today and you will find firearms equipped with an impressive array of safety features. Manual safeties, trigger safeties, firing pin ...
The Most Dangerous Person at the Range Isn’t the New Shooter If you ask someone who has never been to a shooting range who the most dangerous person is, the answer is usually predictable. “The new shooter.” It...
Avoid Self-Defense Before It Starts When most people think about self-defense, they picture the moment everything goes wrong. A confrontation in a parking lot. A stranger moving aggressively towar...
A Suppressed PCC for the Home When people think about firearms for self-defense in the home, the conversation often centers around handguns, shotguns, or modern sporting rifles. All of those...
Why Most Shooters Plateau One of the most interesting things about firearms training is how quickly improvement happens in the beginning. A new shooter can make remarkable progress in a ...