On the tenth month of the dry fire series posts, it’s time to return to the basics. The focus is on being mentally engaged and present while practicing to avoid bad habits and improve skills efficiently.
Y’all asked me how I go about putting together my get home or bug out bag. It’s a never ending process based on principles and calls for rigorous repeated testing and practice.
Societal cracks like crime, economic strain, and division signal tough times ahead. Is it too late to prepare? No—boost your self-reliance & build your community now while you still can. Read on for real talk.
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.
Pistol caliber carbines are increasingly popular in competitive shooting. Upgrades enhance performance, focusing on optics, recoil reduction, controls, magazines, and triggers for improved speed and accuracy.
Always carry your gun! It’s crucial for self-defense, no matter where you go or what you do. Comfort and convenience shouldn’t be excuses to leave it behind.
Do you shoot on occasion? Are you a hobbyist or an enthusiast? Let’s explore the distribution of commitment levels among gun owners, what that means in terms of ammo usage, and corresponding activities.
A thought experiment on acquiring guns today revealed insights. Priority: H&K VP9 for concealed carry, AR-15 for home defense, CZ Shadow 2 for gaming, and others for hunting and plinking fun.
The “Four Aces” drill combines draw, reload, and controlled pairs. It’s well suited for dry fire practice and an excellent drill for improving marksmanship and building speed.
Shooting speed is limited by the ability to process visual information. Want A-zone hits? No problem – aim small, wait for the right visual stimulus, and bang – right in the A-zone. Read on for details.
The Staccato P has shown both strengths and weaknesses over 5,000 rounds. Despite some issues, it remains viable for competition and duty use. The Trijicon SRO, while good, is overpriced.
