Ammunition

Throwback Thursday: Shooting Tips — Training With Less Ammunition

Some of the folks criticizing police agencies for qualifying only once or twice a year don’t achieve much more in…Read More >

Competitive Shooting

Throwback Thursday: 6 Exercises to Enhance Your Shooting Skills

Whether you’re firing a pistol, rifle, or shotgun, handling a gun demands a certain degree of skill. On top of…Read More >

Man holding a handgun and aiming through a red dot sight

Competitive Shooting

Throwback Thursday: Get Real in Training

I have seen quite a few firearms training images and videos that give me pause to consider the trainer’s intentions.…Read More >

From top to bottom, CZ TS 2 Orange, Dan Wesson DWX, and CZ A01-SD OR

Competitive Shooting

First Look: At Gunsite With the CZ TS 2 Orange and Dan Wesson DWX Pistols

There are occurrences in life that are a given, and in the interest of brevity, I see no need to…Read More >

Underwood M1 Garand atop a paper bullseye target

AR-15s

Mentoring With Military Firearms — Training and Teaching

A bit of background. My mother’s younger brother carried an M1 Garand as a member of the 103rd Infantry Division…Read More >

General

Throwback Thursday: Mastering the Art of Firearm Training

The ammunition supply seems to be loosening up a bit. While I am hoping for a return to the good…Read More >

Orange and white shooting target showing a scattered grouping.

Competitive Shooting

Self-taught or trained? Are you really prepared for a fight?

One of the chief concerns trainers have — People don’t know, what they don’t know. When it comes to guns,…Read More >

MH-60 Helocast by U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Matt Daniels

Safety and Training

Throwback Thursday: Combat Shooting vs. Competitive Shooting

Hours of intense training, trigger time, weapons handling, and fundamentals are but a few of the similarities between combat and competitive shooting; it is also where the similarities end. This insightful article, sheds light on how the two types of shooting are similar but very different.