In self defense or competitive contexts, the time between drawing a side arm to putting…
First match in May and my fifth overall was not what I was hoping for.…
Recently, I came across this opinion piece on the New York Times website while doing…
I’ve put together a little list of gift ideas for those of you who happen…
In my mind, the Desert Eagle is one of the most iconic firearms of all…
I don’t really have a range time checklist per se. But there are a few…
Training is a learning activity that helps us level up our knowledge and skills. Things learned in training are applied through practice to turn skills into instinctual habits. But, does that make training necessary?
This little Sig fan boy is now officially one of the cool kids who own and shoot 10mm pistols. Just kidding. Wait, no I’m not. Seriously though, the Sig Sauer P220 Legion in 10mm is pretty nice and 10mm is a blast (pun intended).
Getting ready to hog hunt for the first time. Not sure what to expect, but I am looking forward to the possibility of some wild boar jalapeño sausage while helping out the hog problem in Texas.
Another IDPA match complete. Not a significant improvement from the prior match one week ago, but an improvement nonetheless. Time to practice for the next match.
Third IDPA match complete. Not much difference in my overall performance since the last match, but there were some takeaways – such as practice, practice, and practice.
There is no perfect everyday carry configuration for every situation. It’s very likely that more than a one configuration will be needed to cover different forms of attire. It will also most likely evolve over time as preferences and proficiency changes.