With all the growth in gun ownership in the first half of 2020, I’ve seen several people encourage new gun owners to get professional training while others suggest it’s not necessary. I’m all for getting some training, the post explains…
Making the most of a firearms training course isn’t rocket science. Just make sure to bring the required equipment. If possible, add a few extras to maximize comfort and avoid circumstances that could prevent the successful completion of the course.
Every time I’ve attended a defensive firearms course, I have fun and come away reminded that I’ve got more work to do in order to increase my proficiency.
There really is something special about introducing someone to firearms, and introducing my nephew was no exception to that. Check out to video to see him go from uncertain and nervous to confident and happy all while being safe!
Recently, I came across this opinion piece on the New York Times website while doing a little Facebook surfing and it made me shake my head. Although, I doubt my head shake was the type of head shake the author…
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?
Teaching kids about guns and gun safety doesn’t have to be hard, but it is something that is very beneficial for all kids. I decided it was essential for my kids when firearms were introduced into our household.
Anyone who thinks they don’t need or wouldn’t benefit from firearms training is just plain wrong. Whether it’s for defensive or competitive reasons, get some training and run your gear better.
