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New shooters tend to ask me, “How badly is that gun going to kick?” Brand new female shooters in particular psyche themselves up for a gun to hurt them. Even more experienced shooters aren’t immune to flinching. However, flinching or anticipating the recoil affects accuracy. I have five simple tricks to help freeze the flinch and get you right on target in no time.
According to FBI statistics, most lethal encounters take place at night in low or no light, average 3 shots, and…Read More >
For most of my working life, I’ve been an instructor in some field of endeavor — riding instructor, flight instructor,…Read More >
It’s that time of year again when the mercury starts hitting the triple digits. Summertime is the time of year…Read More >
The first time I pulled the trigger on a real, loaded gun, it was my father’s 16-gauge Model 12. I…Read More >
Some of the folks criticizing police agencies for qualifying only once or twice a year don’t achieve much more in…Read More >
The ammunition supply seems to be loosening up a bit. While I am hoping for a return to the good…Read More >
One of the chief concerns trainers have — People don’t know, what they don’t know. When it comes to guns,…Read More >
When you carry a handgun, the choice of carry mode isn’t that difficult. For most, strong side on the hip…Read More >
The double-action revolver is a timeless personal defense handgun. The double-action revolver is not only popular, there are new introductions…Read More >