Shot KR Training’s Top 10 Drills yet again. I tracked progress, hit diminishing returns, and reaffirmed process focus for peak performance. Here’s my AAR with gear, scores, and takeaways.
Ronnie Jones, a late local legend, built this unique STI Legend pistol. Karl Rehn claimed Grand Master glory with it; now, its thrill is mine. Read the tale of this treasure!
Two trusty foldable wagons bit the dust hauling my shooting gear, so I shelled out for the S3 Range Cart. It feels like a rugged upgrade—smooth, sturdy, with promising durability. Time will tell if it justifies the bigger investment.
Two years after my 2023 take on the CZ Czechmate, this 500-round update revisits the affordable Open division contender. Upgraded with brass grips & mag well from LokGrips, plus MBX mags, this quirky, high-performing icon still shines.
Lack of gear is a common concern for folks looking to start competing. However, one really doesn’t need all that much to get started. This is especially true for Steel Challenge.
After a year-long hiatus, the cajunized CZ Shadow 2 is back in action. It’s also just passed the 5K round milestone which means it’s time for an update post.
I’ve been shooting USPSA’s Single Stack for the past six weeks. It’s fun but less popular now. However, participation instills important lessons in reloads, planning, and maintenance.
The Dan Wesson Pointman 45 reached the 1000 round milestone. Despite a couple of small inconvenient issues, it’s proving to be a winning choice for competition.
I’ve been upgrading the Dan Wesson PM-45 for upcoming competitions. After some tweaks, a front sight mishap, and 500 rounds, it’s ready to rock for the USPSA championship!
How anyone can get genuinely upset when learning somebody isn’t on the same pistol cartridge team is beyond me. Until another ballistically viable cartridge that is more cost effective and recoils less than 9mm hits the market, there should be…
Just wrapped up the Advanced Handgun course at KR Training again. It was fun, and I saw noticeable improvements in my skills. Definitely a must-attend!
So, I tried Ace Virtual Shooting after hearing rave reviews mostly from Matt Little. It’s pricey, has some pros and cons, but it’s mostly fun and has training value.
